Antenatal Classes with the National Childbirth Trust These are small friendly groups for parents expecting babies. You will be with a group of parents to be whose babies are due at about the same time as yours. In the classes you will be given information and have a chance to talk through your feelings about […]
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AfME was founded primarily as a campaigning Charity (No. 1036419). We are a patient\’ organisation with 8,000 members, largely run by and for people with ME. We aim to help individuals individually and influence national policy. We offer up-to-date information via a range of publications and websites – for patients and professionals and help people
The Family Heart Association is committed to early detection in the community of families with genetic lipid disorders, those prone to premature angina and heart attack for other reasons, and participates in post-registration training of nurses. The Family Heart Association, 7 North Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 1PE Charity Registration No: 1003904. Company limited by guarantee
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APEC (Action on Pre-eclampsia) APEC was set up in 1991 to raise public and professional awareness of pre-eclamspia, improve care, and ease or prevent physical and emotional suffering caused by the condition. APEC supplies a range of information leaflets for pregnant women, those who have experienced pre-eclampsia, and health professionals. A full information pack is
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Migraine Action Association What is the Migraine Action Association? In 1958 the late Peter Wilson became concerned that migraine sufferers were not receiving the support they deserved or the treatment that they needed. He organised a meeting of a small group of migraine sufferers in a private house in Bournemouth and from that humble beginning
One in 180 people in the UK has epilepsy – making it the second most common neurological condition after migraine. British Epilepsy Association (BEA) was set up in 1950, and since then the Association has changed dramatically, but our aim is still the same – to raise awareness of epilepsy. In recent years BEA has
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