Charities - blood and diabetes

c/o Insulin Dependent Diabetes Trust, PO Box 294, Northampton NN1 4XS
01604 622837
01604 622838
1058284 (England & Wales)

The Trust was set up in 1994 by people with diabetes for people with diabetes. We offer support and understanding to those with diabetes and their families. We provide a free telephone listening service and information leaflets to enable people with diabetes to have an informed choice of treatment and to help with the day to day difficulties of living with diabetes.



c/o Insulin Dependent Diabetes Trust, PO Box 294, Northampton NN1 4XS
01604 622837
01604 622838
1058284 (England & Wales)

The Trust was set up in 1994 by people with diabetes for people with diabetes. We offer support and understanding to those with diabetes and their families. We provide information leaflets to enable people with diabetes to have an informed choice of treatment and to help with the day to day difficulties of living with diabetes. We also provide a telephone listening service and collate information from the experiences of people with diabetes to help and support others.



39-40 Eagle Street, London WC1R 4TH
020 7504 2200
020 7242 1488
216032 (England & Wales), SC037529 (Scotland)

I know my legacy will help to change the world.

Living my life to the full is important to me and it’s important to Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research. They want every person with blood cancer to survive and to go on to live a full life, free to do the things they enjoy and love.



35-43 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London WC2A 3PE
020 7304 4779
1102769 (England & Wales)

Vascular disease is as common as cancer and heart disease. It affects more than 4 million people in the UK alone and accounts and can affect anyone at any time. It is a devastating and debilitating disease; the warning signs can lie dormant for years.



Northney Marina, Hayling Island, Hants PO11 0NH
023 92 637 808

www.drwf.org.uk

1070607 (England & Wales)

The Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation funds leading research projects across the UK into the causes, complications and potential cures of diabetes. Our long-term goal is simply to discover an effective cure as it is estimated that by 2030 more than 552 million people will be affected by diabetes worldwide. Without our intervention, diabetes is set to become one of the 21st Century’s greatest medical problems. Recent progress has given cause for optimism but now our support of pioneering research is more vital than ever before if we are to make the breakthrough.



54 Station Road, London, NW10 4UA
020 8961 7795
020 8961 8346
1046631 (England and Wales)

The Sickle Cell Society has been operating for 31 years and currently supports over 13,000 people who have a Sickle Cell Disease and 250,000 people who are carriers of the sickle cell gene in the UK. Sickle Cell Disease is now the most common genetic disease in England.