Ataxia UK news

A huge Ataxia UK thank you to all our marathon runners!

We’re moving office As a result, the Ataxia UK office will be closed on Thursday 7th, Friday 8th April & Monday 11th April From 12th April 2016, please address correspondence

Ataxia UK believes strongly in working collaboratively and thus works in partnership with a number of ataxia organisations around the world. The ataxias are rare conditions making such collaborations particularly

Unitalk (www.unitalkltd.com) currently market an app to enable easy translation between languages. They are shortly to launch another app to facilitate communication for people with speech difficulties, which they have

How we were involved…

A note to say thank you, from the Schofield family

Holly Hipwell was the recipient of the 2015 Jerry Farr Travel Fellowship – a scheme dedicated to broadening the horizons of those with ataxia, through the medium of travel. For

Kudos to Channel 4 for making 2016 their ‘Year of Disability’ – good on them for doing something about the appalling lack of representation of disabled people in broadcasting. To

The Spring Classic is Back!

Never let your ataxia define you…as these people have demonstrated!

A selection of snaps from the 2015 Anniversary Ball!

‘An enchanting story of old magic, good and evil’…On Sunday 6th December the Livewire Theatre Company are performing ‘A Box of Delights’ in aid of Ataxia UK at the Samuel

On 2nd & 3rd October, we hosted our annual conference at the Radisson Blu Stansted. The weekend, which is always the highlight of the Ataxia UK calendar year, was a

The ataxias are a rare group of neurological conditions that affect (amongst other things) balance, coordination, and speech. There are many different types of ataxia that can affect people in

The ataxia’s are a rare group of neurological conditions that affect (amongst other things) balance, coordination, and speech. There are many different types of ataxia that can affect people in different

A few months back we shared with you an audio documentary recorded by Georgina Palzeaird entitled ‘Living with ataxia’. You can check out Georgina’s first documentary via this link. Following on

Quantuma, the restructuring and insolvency specialist have announced Ataxia UK as their official charity of the year!

Lincoln University student Georgina Palzeaird has put together this fantastic ‘living with ataxia’ documentary as part of her Media Studies course. As part of the project she came into the Ataxia UK office

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