Due to circumstances with the spread of coronavirus, Ataxia UK has decided to postpone the Scottish Conference which was due to happen in June 2020. Read more
Find out what this year's money will be going towards... Read more
Thanks to your generous giving to the Big Give last year, we are ecstatic to announce the first Ataxia Specialist Centre for children. Read more
To ensure the Ataxia Magazine is accessible for everyone, it has gone through some changes, which you may have noticed in issue 205 - find out what they are here. Read more
Staff are working from home due to Covid-19, find out how you can contact the office. Read more
Self-isolation can be lonely and boring. That's why we have created a series of online activities to bring the ataxia community together! Read more
How Covid-19 can affect someone with ataxia and ways to keep yourself safe during this pandemic. Read more
We're joining the Big Give again this year to improve access to healthcare. Read more
Thank you for all those who joined our campaign for our new ID cards that will help to stop discrimination against the ataxia community. Read more
Ensuring your voice is at the forefront of communications about ataxia Read more
Take part and have the chance to win £200! Read more
Join #TeamAtaxiaUK and sign up to one of our races today. Read more
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Happy New Year! We hope you had a lovely Christmas. If you had a bad haul, we're asking for unwanted gifts as raffle prizes! Read more
A guide on finding fun and exciting ideas for accessible days out this winter. Read more
Office and Helpline closing dates this Christmas Read more
Applications closing soon for young people's financial support. Increase your independence through further studies, employment, specialist equipment or hobbies/ skills. Read more
Hear all about the UK's first screening of The Ataxian, who attended, and how it went! Read more
Hope the Bear, named by you, joins the staff at the Ataxia UK office. Read more
Ataxia awareness comes to Derby this July. Help us spread the word. Read more