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Full membership of Genetic Alliance UK is for all voluntary organisations concerned with genetic disorders. This enables us to represent a wide range of people affected by genetic conditions and campaign for the broad issues which affect all of our members. There are lots of benefits to membership, please visit our join page to fill in an application form. Membership fees are decided by the member organisation’s level of income. If you have any queries about how to renew your membership please contact our membership team.
RESEARCH
Our research team specialises in studying the experiences of patients and families affected by genetic conditions, including undiagnosed conditions. If you would like to contact us to ask about a research project, or have other questions about research, then please contact us at research@geneticalliance.org.uk.
RARE DISEASE UK
Rare Disease UK (RDUK) is a multi-stakeholder campaign run by Genetic Alliance UK, working with the rare disease community and the UK’s health departments to effectively implement the UK Strategy for Rare Diseases. RDUK provides a united voice for the rare disease community by capturing the experiences of patients and families. The campaign works with its supporters to raise the profile of rare diseases across the UK. RDUK seeks to bring about lasting change offering better health and quality of life for individuals and families affected by rare diseases. To find out more, or to get involved, you can visit the RDUK website.
SWAN UK
SWAN UK (syndromes without a name) is the only dedicated support network available for families of children and young adults with undiagnosed genetic conditions in the UK and is run by Genetic Alliance UK. SWAN UK supports families in hospital and at home offering 24/7 access to support and information. SWAN UK holds regular events to bring families affected by undiagnosed conditions together. SWAN UK also helps to educate professionals about the issues faced by families affected by a syndrome without a name and help improve services so that all families receive high-quality coordinated care and appropriate testing/treatment. To find out more about SWAN UK here.