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CLAPA has had its first big success in influencing government legislation – reinforcing our role as advocates for people born with cleft.

Researchers at the University of Oxford are looking who have been involved in clinical discussions about head and/or face surgery on children for aesthetic reasons, either as the child, the parent/carer or the health care professional.

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Researchers at the University of Lancashire are looking for participants to take part in a research project looking at the experiences of autistic adults born with a cleft.

CLAPA has written to the Government to warn that ending specialist training fellowships for cleft surgeons could pose a serious risk to the future sustainability and safety of cleft care in England.

Naz shares how joining CLAPA has made a huge difference to her confidence.

Billy tells his story of growing up in the 90s with cleft, and finding CLAPA as an adult.

Kevin and Sanjana share their journey from finding out their son Arin would be born with a cleft.

Megan has a unique place in CLAPA’s rebranding story – as both a member of the creative brand team and our own community.

Kazzi talks about growing up with a cleft - after being adopted from Mother Teresa's orphanage in Calcutta - and finding CLAPA.

Due to a high volume of applications, this vacancy has closed early.

Two Januarys ago, Ben started running - and participated in his first Ironman triathlon last September, raising more than £3,300 for CLAPA.