'Ataxia' means ‘lack of order’. People with ataxia have problems with movement, balance, and speech. Over 10,000 people in the UK have a form of ataxia. There is currently no cure but we are working to find one every day. Learn more
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Posted Fri 24 May 13:06:34
A pan-European study: Signs of motor disorders can appear years before disease manifestation
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News
New single released in aid of Ataxia UK
Renowned folk musician Steve Bonham launches his new single, Steady, at the Bellingham All Acoustic Mini BAA festival on Sunday 5 May.
The 'Bedroom Tax': size criteria in social housing
Find out more about the new Government size criteria affecting housing benefit for people living in social housing.
Baking for a cure
Rise to the occasion to win hearts and tums
Booking is now open for Regional Conference 2013
This year Regional Conference takes place at Holiday Inn Basingstoke with the theme "2020 VISION: aiming for a cure".
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In your area
Ataxia UK West Country Branch
Meets in the Exeter area
Ataxia UK Gloucestershire and Worcestershire Support Group
New contact details.
Ataxia UK London North-West Branch
While we are called The N.W. London Branch, you don’t have to have an NW postcode to join us!
Ataxia UK Milton Keynes Support Group
The Milton Keynes support group invites anyone in the Buckinghamshire area who is connected with ataxia, whether a sufferer, carer, family member or friend to contact us and meet others with this rare condition. Our group continues to attract new members and is becoming a central meeting place in Milton Keynes for people affected by ataxia.
Events
Wheely Wobbly Bridges Walk
Join a unique tour of London and raise awareness (and funds) for Ataxia UK this September...
London to Brighton Cycle
Join the London to Brighton Cycle ride on Sunday 8 September.
Regional Conference 2013
2020 VISION: aiming for a cure: all places are now booked. You can still reserve a place on the waiting list!
Get Your Boots on Tour
Renowned folk musician Steve Bonham starts his Get Your Boots on Tour, a Folk Music Odyssey walking from gig to gig along the Hadrian's Wall Path.
