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Wolf Hirschhorn Syndrome

Welcome to the official site of the Wolf Hirschhorn Syndrome Trust for the UK and Ireland.

The Trust achieved charitable status in 1994 however the original support group was founded in 1978 by the late Chris Hilder who wanted to ensure families caring for someone with WHS could access information - both medical and practical. The primary aims of the Trust remain the same as Chris' and over the years the group has grown and made important links with doctors and other families all over the world.

A national meeting is held once every two years and a newsletter is sent to members quarterly. The group offers advice, support and friendship to anyone with an interest in Wolf Hirschhorn Syndrome and we hope to hear from you soon.


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The latest medical research results

National Meeting - keynote speech

Dr John Carey's Powerpoint presentation read moreRead More

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CHARITY DAY AT THE SWAN INN, SWAN ROAD, NEWTON LE WILLOWS

Keith and Irene invite you to a day of fun to raise money for WHST on Saturday, August 2.

Live bands, tombola and a visit from TT sidecar rider Peter Alton.

For more information click HERE


Read the latest newsletter, Spring 2008 - Click HERE


ONTO THE NEXT ONE.....

WE NEED YOUR NEWS!

Please send us anything you would like included in the next newsletter. Remember it's your newsletter so if you have anything to share - stories, advice, pictures then please let us know.

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Wolf Hirschhorn Syndrome