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Patient Support Groups

Connecting patients with support networks worldwide

Patient support groups provide invaluable resources, information and community for individuals living with rare diseases and their families. Connect with organisations dedicated to supporting patients and caregivers on their journey.

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Why Support Groups Matter

Community Connection

Connect with others who understand your journey and share similar experiences living with rare diseases.

Emotional Support

Find comfort, encouragement and practical advice from people who truly understand the challenges you face.

Information & Resources

Access reliable information, educational materials and guidance on navigating healthcare systems.

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Patient Support Organisations

Connect with established patient support groups and rare disease organisations that provide resources, advocacy and community support.

Bernard Pepin Association for Wilson Disease in France

Association Bernard Pepin pour la Maladie de Wilson

Hopital Fondation Adolphe de Rothschild, 29 rue Manin 75019 Paris
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ARTC Paris

A French association supporting patients and families living with brain tumours, providing resources and community connections. Contact form available on website.

Pitié-Salpêtrière University Hospital, 47-83 Boulevard de l'Hôpital, 75013 Paris
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Patient support groups provide connection, information and guidance for those living with rare diseases and their families.

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How to Get Involved

Many patient support groups offer online forums, local chapters, educational events and advocacy opportunities. We encourage patients and families to explore these organisations and find the support that works best for them.

If you know of a patient support group that should be included in this directory, please contact us so we can help connect more patients with valuable resources.

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