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Featured Support Groups
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The Lymphoedema Support Network
The Lymphoedema Support Network (LSN) is a registered charity and the UK’s national patient support charity for those living with or affected by lymphoedema.’ The Lymphoedema Support Network takes the lead role in supporting and empowering people with lymphoedema by providing a high standard of information and promoting self-help. Since its inception in 1991, when there was very little information or help available for patients, the LSN has evolved into an independent and influential charity. As a charity run by people with lymphoedema, the LSN has a real understanding of the lived experience of the condition which it uses to inform its work.

BTRC
We are a UK charity bringing together expert clinicians and research scientists with brain tumour patients and their family and friends to fight this devastating disease.

Lung Cancer Research Foundation
The mission of the Lung Cancer Research Foundation (LCRF) is to improve lung cancer outcomes by funding research for the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and cure of lung cancer.

Help 4HD
Help 4 HD's mission is to educate the world about Huntington's disease and Juvenile Huntington's disease. The aim is to serve our community and provide information, education, and resources.

Eyes on the Future
We are a community who care for people affected by Inherited Retinal Dystrophies (IRDs), specifically those affected by RDH12 IRD. We are RDH12 patients, carers, families and friends, united in our drive to find a treatment. What we do We are the catalyst of focused efforts to find a cure for the condition. We deliver tangible progress towards its resolution. We bring together patients, scientists, industries and stakeholders. We accelerate research. Why we exist We want to help people to see for longer. Currently there is a gap between science – which has made a lot of progress into treating similar conditions – and what is available for our condition. We exist to fill this gap and to create awareness that it can be filled.

The Orphan Disease Center
Research and funding for orphan diseases is grossly unmet. ODC provides technological and educational resources, identifies funding opportunities, and fosters therapeutic development and innovative research.