Every child and young person diagnosed with aplastic anaemia deserves the best treatment, care and chances of leading a full, and enjoyable life Read more
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The Peak District Walk in September 2019 was truly exceptional, with over 100 people enjoying each other's company, stunning scenery, lots of sun and gorgeous food, whilst raising awareness and funds for our the Aplastic Anaemia Trust! Read more
We have launched 3 brand new How to Guides to offer you advice on maintaining good oral health, managing a nose bleed and increased urinary urgency. Read more
Staff from Oldham Care Organisation benefit from specialist training on aplastic anaemia Read more
When you shop at over 4,300+ top stores including John Lewis & Partners, Expedia, Asos and others via Give as you Live, they'll turn a percentage of your spend into free funds for us! Read more
A £1.15m grant from LifeArc and The Aplastic Anaemia Trust will support researchers from King’s College London and King’s College Hospital to test a personalised treatment approach for Aplastic Anaemia patients who have not responded to available therapies Read more
After more than 40 years' involvement with the AAT, the much-loved Prof Ted Gordon-Smith decides now is the time to begin enjoying retirement but carries our flag as Patron Read more
We have joined the SHCA as a patient-focused organisation working in a rare disease area to improve our access to national policy updates and increase our ability to influence the UK's Rare Disease Strategy Read more
A key figure in UK’s haematology, Professor Ted Gordon-Smith, reflects on the evolution of the vital Blood Transfusion service in the UK. Read more
Thank you our crowd of supporters who risked the rain on Saturday 11 May 2019 and made our annual Windsor Great Park Walk a huge success Read more
Join our small and growing charity. Help us make a tangible positive difference to everyone affected by aplastic anaemia and allied rare bone marrow failures Read more
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A group of rare disease charities specialising in acquired and inherited rare bone marrow failures have come together Read more
We celebrated everyone affected by aplastic anaemia - their strength and resilience, during our campaign. Here you can read about people's experiences exploring "what it's really like..." and how to get involved in our future campaigns. Read more
A concise leaflet explaining the use of androgens in the treatment of relapsed or refractory aplastic anaemia Read more
Eltrombopag is one of the newer treatments for aplastic anaemia Read more
Peter helps expand our thematic and geographic focus Read more
Why not shop from the comfort of your living room, hosted by Ishbel, in preparation for the festive season? Read more
Why not bake something delicious this Xmas and spread the joy by organising an AAT Xmas bake sale?! Read more
Holding your very own AAT Xmas quiz is a great way to get into the Christmas spirit, spread awareness of aplastic anaemia in your local community and raise money for our cause Read more
Blood transfusions are commonly used to treat the symptoms of aplastic anaemia Read more
What friends wouldn't do for each other?! Lindsey shaves her head to show support to Laura, her dear friend, spread the word about aplastic anaemia and raises well over £1,000 for our charity. Lindsey, you're our hero! Read more
Information for individuals with aplastic anaemia and their families to help prepare for the cold season Read more
The collaboration will benefit patients diagnosed with aplastic anaemia and allied rare bone marrow failures Read more
A crowd of AAT supporters descended upon the famous Yorkshire Bridge Inn on a quiet Sunday morning in September to walk around the stunning Ladybower Reservoir in aid of our charity, spreading awareness of aplastic anaemia and helping raise much needed funds Read more