Bringing failed bone marrow back to life

Why give to us?

Help us reach and support everyone affected by aplastic anaemia, a life-threatening rare bone marrow failure, and to fund research into finding a cure that works for all.

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What is aplastic anaemia?

Aplastic means your bone marrow is failing to produce enough of ALL essential blood cells

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Join people just like you and find the support you need today!

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Our impact

£3m+

 raised so far by our amazing supporters and invested in research and patient support

300+

 new patients and their family members joined our community in the last year

1,600+

 members of our supporter community providing a peer-to-peer lifeline for everyone affected

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Personal stories

  • Ella's story

    I’m Ella and I was diagnosed with aplastic anaemia last year, at 17. My brother saved my life by donating his bone marrow. Read more

  • Steve's story

    Friday 19th of August 2016. That’s when it all started, a date that will remain in my memory for the rest of my life. Read more

  • Barbara's story

    My name is Barbara, I'm 65 years young and I live in Dublin.  I have been diagnosed with Aplastic Anaemia / MDS overlap. Here is my story. Read more

Fundraising events

  • Simply Health Great North Run - Sunday 13 September 2020

    Sign up today for only £30, to participate in next year's hugely prestigious event! Read more

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    Location: Newcastle upon Tyne

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  • Book now for the hugely popular Peak District Walk, 19 September 2020

    Join us in the spectacular Peak District this autumn and walk for everyone affected by aplastic anaemia. Help us spread the word about this rare illness and raise funds so we can be there for every sufferer. Read more

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    Location: Yorkshire Bridge Inn, Ashopton Road, Bamford, S33 0AZ

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  • AAT Connect - Scotland

    A friendly and supportive weekly (at 5pm every Thursday) digital catch up for everyone with experience of AA and affected by the Coronavirus living in Scotland Read more