Tagged with: South East England
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Early Career Researcher’s Meeting
The Cleft and Craniofacial Conditions Clinical Studies Group warmly invites you to an ‘Early Career Researcher’s meeting’ for cleft and craniofacial health professionals looking to get involved with research.
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Appearance Matters 7
Researchers at the Centre for Appearance Research (CAR) at the University of the West of England are organising Appearance Matters 7, a leading national conference focusing on appearance.
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Get Your Copy of CLAPA News 2015
This year's bumper edition of CLAPA News is packed with stories, photos and articles about everything from coping with braces to our vision for the next five years.
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South London and Surrey Branch Quiz Night
CLAPA SLASB held a quiz night during Awareness Week and raised a fantastic £660!
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Jacob & Kayleigh are in training for the Brighton Mini Mile 2015
Jacob was born with a cleft lip and palate. Here, he tells us why he and his sister have decided to raise funds for CLAPA.
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CLAPA provides Babble Bags to the South Thames Cleft Service
The Speech and Language Therapy team within the South Thames Cleft Service, based at St Thomas' Hospital and the Evelina Children's Hospital, have recently received 130 ‘Babble Bags', which have been funded by CLAPA's Regional Fund.
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7 Year Old Regan Makes Marathon Effort for CLAPA!
Regan, who is a superstar fundraiser at only 7 years old, cycled for SIX HOURS through Milton Keynes completing an amazing 26 mile route!
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Christmas fun with South London & Surrey
Sunday 14th December saw 41 families, including 74 children, gather at the Ashtead Peace Memorial Hall in Ashtead Surrey, for the South London and Surrey Branch Children's Christmas Party.
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Dulwich Quilters Raffle Raises £1200 for CLAPA
CLAPA South London & Surrey benefited from the raffling-off of a special 'Hot and Spicy quilt' in November.
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CLAPA’S Regional Coordinator Project – End of Year 2 Report
CLAPA's Regional Coordinators Project aims to employ nine Regional Coordinators throughout the UK to provide local support services for families, young people and adults affected by cleft lip and palate. As this project is funded by the Big Lottery Fund, it is being independently evaluated by the Centre for Appearance Research (CAR) who produce annual reports in November.
