PSPA SUPPORT GRANTS
CREATING A BETTER FUTURE FOR EVERYONE AFFECTED BY PSP & CBD.
What we do
PSPA is the only UK charity dedicated to creating a better future for everyone affected by Progressive Supranuclear Palsy and Corticobasal Degeneration.
We will do this by:
- Providing information and support to enable families living with PSP & CBD to live their best possible lives
- Improving the quality of life for people living with the condition via research and awareness raising
- Putting the voice of the PSP & CBD community at the heart of what we do.
I’m living with
PSP or CBD
Get information and support to help you understand your condition and plan ahead.
I Am A
Carer
Access a range of support and information as you adapt to your role as a carer.
I Am A
Healthcare
Professional
Download information to help you provide the best support and care to people living with PSP & CBD.
How your donation helps us?
£10
Provides a copy of ‘My Personal Guide’ to each family coming to terms with a PSP or CBD diagnosis.
£50
Contributes towards research equipment needed to help us better understand PSP & CBD.
£250
Funds a PSPA Support Grant to help improve the quality of life for a carer or someone living with PSP or CBD.
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Our Research
At PSPA, research is at the heart of everything we do. We fund life-changing research to improve awareness and understanding of Progressive Supranuclear Palsy and Corticobasal Degeneration. By advancing CBD & PSP research, we hope to improve the quality of life for people affected by these rare neurodegenerative conditions, accelerate diagnosis, and find treatment options to slow their progression.
Read Our free
seasonal magazine!
Our magazine PSPA Matters, is published three times a year and is full of the latest news on research, support, fundraising and volunteering, as well as personal experiences of living with PSP & CBD.
Start Giving Regularly
Turn a small monthly cost into powerful change. Through regular giving, you can provide PSPA with the funds needed to make a real difference.
