We’re looking for patients, family members or carers affected by cavernoma to join our peer-to-peer support scheme, “CaverBuddies”.
Our next CaverBuddy training will be held for members of CAUK via Zoom on May 19th at 2pm.
Welcome to the team Iona! This role forms part of our CAUK Pilot Internship Scheme, a programme designed to provide a productive work experience opportunity for young people with cavernoma.
Join Connie Lee, Chief Executive of Angioma Alliance, our sister organisation in the US as she talks about the current very exciting state-of-play with the development of new treatments for cavernoma.
Lego Foundation to donate MRI Scanners to Radiology Departments around the World
Have your say: Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) call for evidence. The government is making a new plan about how to better support people with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) or other neurological conditions – like cavernoma. They are asking those affected, and their families/carers, for thoughts and ideas on which they can build.
CAUK founder Ian Stuart is attending this year’s British NeuroVascular Group (BNVG) Meeting in Cardiff today raising awareness of #cavernoma CAUK & the CARE Study.
As a user of CAUK services, we really want to know how well our work supports you.
Your feedback is invaluable and your opinion is important to us.
CAUK is proud to announce our new Volunteer School Liaison Officer. Meet her here, and find out what she’ll be doing and how she can help.
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