July 31, 2025
The reigning Miss World 2025, Thailand’s Opal Suchata Chuangsri, visited Glasgow to meet staff, volunteers and service users at Revive MS Support.
Her visit follows the campaign of Miss Scotland, Amy Scott, who selected Revive MS Support as her chosen charity during the Miss World competition, inspired by her cousin’s experience living with MS. This marks the first official visit from a Miss World titleholder to Scotland in over 14 years.
Miss World and Miss Scotland toured the Revive centre, met service users and staff, and learned more about our work providing MS-specific physiotherapy, counselling, oxygen therapy and more. Both even went head-to-head in a friendly SkiErg machine challenge which is a popular among Revive’s service users and staff.
Opal Suchata Chuangsri, Miss World 2025, said:
“It’s been incredibly moving to meet the team at Revive MS Support and hear directly from people whose lives have been changed by the work they do. I’ve learned that MS affects thousands of people here in Scotland, and many are living with invisible symptoms that can be overwhelming. Charities like Revive offer not just treatment, but real community and hope.”
Amy Scott, Miss Scotland, said:
“Having a family member live with MS opened my eyes to just how tough and misunderstood the condition can be. The dedication of the staff and the resilience of the people they support is something I’ll never forget. I’m proud to stand alongside them to raise awareness of MS, support those who live with it, and spotlight the vital services Revive provides every day.”
We were honoured to welcome Miss World and Miss Scotland to Revive. Their visit helps highlight the very real challenges facing people living with MS in Scotland, and how our services make a life-changing difference. We’re grateful to Amy for championing our work on a global stage, and to Opal for taking the time to learn more about MS and help raise awareness.
