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Treat Boxes for young adults with life threatening condition or rare disease Willow Foundation are a national charity working with seriously ill young adults aged 16 to 40 to fulfil uplifting and unforgettable Special Days. They provide ‘Special Treats’ for young adults living with a life-threatening condition or rare disease. They are personalised gift boxes filled with luxury items with a different theme for each box, including pampering, food/drink, family fun and many other ways to give a positive boost to those that need it most.
Calling on all young carers and young adult carers to take a survey about pressures of their caring role Carers Trust has launched a survey to find out about the pressures and challenges facing young carers aged up to 25, and what support they need.
Help support Young People Volunteering in Research D-CYPHR is a community of young volunteers aged 11-15 helping to improve children’s physical and mental health through medical research. By donating saliva samples and answering questionnaires, the DNA library they are building helps researchers de-code the links between genes, the environment, health and disease. They are dedicated to the improvement of physical and mental health in children and young people and to reduce the risk and impact of chronic illness.
For individuals with a neurological condition Leading neurological charities have come together to write to the Chancellor of the Exchequer ahead of the Autumn budget. The letter calls for urgent financial support for one in six people with a neurological condition.
Who will you vote for in the Gene People Awards? The awards are an opportunity to highlight the incredible efforts of individuals and organisations in improving the lives of people affected by a genetic condition.