Aplastic anaemia is a very rare and serious condition and people diagnosed need support from their family, friends, colleagues, employers and education setting!
We're here to answer all your questions about aplastic anaemia, so if there's anything you can't find - please give us a ring on 0300 102 3202 or email [email protected].
Caroline Lovett, a psychosexual and relationship therapist, discusses how you may be feeling as a partner of someone with a complex health condition. Read more
A guide for young adults who are supporting a sibling. This guide has been put together with the help of young people and their families. It talks about how you might feel deal with separation as a family, and what happens if you are asked to be tested to see if you are a match for a stem cell transplant. There are lots of tips from people who have been through what you and your family are going through and how to support your own emotional wellbeing. Read more
Be there for your employee who is affected by aplastic anaemia. Ideas and advice on how to support your employee who has aplastic anaemia or has a loved one with aplastic anaemia, so they feel seen and included. Read more
Aplastic means your bone marrow is failing to produce enough of all essential blood cells. Learn more about the condition, treatment, and how it impacts your life. Read more
The internet is great for connecting people - but sometimes you just can't beat cheerful post. We also provide our Sunshine magazine which we post out 3 or 4 times a year - request your copy here. Read more
This guide provides a toolkit for secondary schools, colleges and universities, to help them to meet the needs of young people with aplastic anaemia. Read more
This guide provides a toolkit for primary schools and early years settings. It outlines how best to support a child with aplastic anaemia. Read more
A collection of advice and tips from young people and their family members on helping your child when they have aplastic anaemia. Read more
Advice and tips from young adults on how you can support your friend. Read more
A collection of advice and tips from parents and carers on talking about their child’s aplastic anaemia diagnosis with them. Read more
Most people with bone marrow failure will need blood transfusions at some point during their treatment, and many will need a stem cell transplant. So donors are literally life-savers! Read more