A description of the groundbreaking work of Dr Sara Mole and her team at UCL. Work that we have had the opportunity to support through funding.
Research at UCL into the genetics of Batten Disease has had a global impact on diagnosis and understanding. The identification of genes and mutations has led to new diagnostic tests, which inform clinical management and allow prenatal and pre-implantation diagnoses for prevention.
With your support we can help support families living with the devastating diagnosis of Batten disease
Thank you for making a donation to the work of the BDFA.
The BDFA receives NO funding from Government and are only able to carry out our work because of the strong commitment of our volunteers and fundraisers.
Thank you so much for your support
How your donation can help
£5 a month
provides a support and information
folder for a newly diagnosed family
£20 a month
helps to run our family support services
£50 a month
enables us to run training workshops
for professionals to educate them on
Batten disease