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Featured Communities

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Debbie Fund

Debbie Fund

The Debbie Phillips Cervical Cancer Research Fund (Debbie Fund) is a fund within University College London Hospitals Charity. It funds a dedicated cervical cancer research programme at the UCL Cancer Institute and supports awareness and fundraising efforts. A fund within University College London Hospitals Charity dedicated to cervical cancer research. The Debbie Fund operates as part of UCLH Charity and is associated with cervical cancer research funding and advocacy efforts. The Debbie Fund is owned and operated by Debbie Fund and is connected to privacy and consent terms on the site. The Debbie Fund is dedicated to funding research into cervical cancer, aiming to develop new treatments and find a cure. It was established in memory of Debbie Phillips, who died of cervical cancer. The fund supports research at University College London (UCL) and collaborates with other universities. The organization has raised over £1 million through events like marathons, balls, and community activities. It focuses on cervical cancer, with research on genomics, antibody development, and clinical trials. The fund also engages in public awareness, advocacy, and fundraising campaigns. It is part of University College London Hospitals Charity, with registered charity number 1165398.

Acute Leukemia Advocates Network (ALAN)

Acute Leukemia Advocates Network (ALAN)

The [Acute Leukemia Advocates Network](https://acuteleuk.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/flyer_alan.pdf) (ALAN) is an independent global network of patient organisations, dedicated to changing outcomes of patients with acute leukemias by strengthening patient advocacy in that area. We aim to maximise the capacity of members within the network to allow us, together, to deliver tailored services to acute leukemia patients and carers on the national level. All whilst joining forces between organisations on the policy and research level across countries. ALAN is hosted under the umbrella of the [Leukemia Patient Advocates Foundation](https://www.lepaf.org/) (LePAF), a patient-led non-profit foundation based in Switzerland. As a foundation we connect leukemia patient organizations on all continents to strengthen advocacy work. The mission is to improve the lives and survival of patients affected by leukemia as well as their relatives by supporting leaders in providing help and support. ## OUR AIMS - Develop patient information and specific support for patients with acute leukemias and their carers in all countries - Strengthen patient organisations by sharing best practices and providing toolkits in patient advocacy - Create awareness about acute leukemias and how to better support leukemia patients - Advocate for better treatment, care & access to healthcare services - Improve education for healthcare professionals serving leukemia patients - Collaborate with other initiatives and stakeholders with similar goals

Huntington's Disease Youth Organization

Huntington's Disease Youth Organization

HDYO is the only organization who focus solely on supporting young people impacted by HD around the world. Will you help us? HDYO offers resources, peer support, and connects young people impacted by Huntington's Disease globally. They provide educational materials, support groups, and advocacy initiatives to improve the lives of affected individuals and their families. The organization also engages in research support and collaborates with various partners to enhance awareness and support services.

Brain Tumour Research

Brain Tumour Research

We are the only national charity in the UK focused on finding a cure for all types of brain tumours through campaigning to increase the national investment in brain tumour research to £35 million per year, while fundraising to create a network of seven sustainable Brain Tumour Research Centres of Excellence across the UK.

KBG Syndrome Foundation

KBG Syndrome Foundation

HOME KBG SYNDROME RESOURCES ABOUT THE FOUNDATION CONTACT US PARTNERS VOLUNTEERING Our all-volunteer board has a deep respect and gratitude for the community volunteers working to build awareness for KBG syndrome. Learn about how you can help. The KBG Syndrome Foundation was founded in June 2015 as a affiliate of The Epilepsy Association of Utah after CEO and President, Annette Maughan's son was diagnosed with the condition. While speaking with the geneticist, she and her husband, Glenn, were told to use social media and online searches to learn more and find support for his newly found diagnosis. They thought, why USE social media when someone needs to BE the social media outlet for families and researchers alike.

Myeloma UK

Myeloma UK

Myeloma UK is a UK-registered charity that funds research into myeloma, campaigns for access to treatments, and provides tailored information and support services for people affected by myeloma and their families. They operate a national infoline, peer support and community services, and work with healthcare professionals to improve care and treatment options.

The Power of Community

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