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PRADER-WILLI SYNDROME ASSOCIATION (UK)

The Prader-Willi Syndrome Association (UK) was founded in 1981, and is run primarily by parents of people with PWS in conjunction with medical specialists. The association aims to provide support for parents and carers, to promote knowledge and awareness of the syndrome amongst medical professionals as well as the public, and to improve the quality of care given to people with PWS.

Information leaflets, handbooks, medical texts and papers are all made readily available. The association actively promotes medical research by funding specific projects and seminars. Regional groups within the association work locally raising funds, spreading awareness of the syndrome, and providing local support for individual members.

Both medical research and care are very expensive, and donations and sponsorship are vital for these and other aspects of the association's work. As a registered charity, the value of donations made under deed of covenant are increased considerably by the refund of tax. Covenant forms can be obtained from the secretary of the association. All donations and offers of sponsorship should be sent to her. Local groups too need help, not only with funding but also with organisation and co-ordination of meetings and activities. And individual families need the help that knowledge and understanding can bring.


Prader-Willi Syndrome Association
2 Wheatsheaf Close
Horsell
Woking
Surrey
GU21 4BP

01483 724484
01483 724784
http://www.pwsa-uk.demon.co.uk/index.asp

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