We are extremely thankful for the effort and hard work of our Support Group Coordinators who organise meetings of members of this society in their local area. We know how important these local groups are for providing the opportunity to speak to fellow sufferers which...
As you are probably aware, the number of member support groups continues to grow. We already have 15 groups allover the country, but we would like to expand the network. We are aware that many of you appreciate how important these local groups are for providing the...
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) The Benefits System in the UK underwent a major change in recent years with the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) replacing the Disability Living Allowance. Those who used to receive, or still receive the Disability Living...
Over the years, we have established contact with other charities that are patient support groups. We share information about contacts and strategies and generally collaborate to establish best practice and the relationships soon become mutually beneficial. A new...
Member Support Groups are an excellent way to relieve the feeling of isolation that patients feel and they provide the opportunity to hear how others are dealing with their condition. If you would like to know more, log in and contact the co-ordinator of the group...
You are invited to: First meeting of the Pernicious Anaemia Society’s South Wales Support Group. The Meeting will be held on: SATURDAY 2nd April 2016 10.30 am to 12.30 pm (2 hours) At Pernicious Anaemia Society Head Office Brackla Street ,Bridgend. CF31 1BZ. Martyn...