CFS and ME Charities
Action for ME is a UK charity working to improve the lives of people with ME. The site has a wealth of useful resources. www.afme.org.uk
Association of Young People with ME provides help, information and support to those with ME/CFS AYME(pronounced ‘aim’) is the largest charity for children and young people with ME/CFS, with over ten years of knowledge and experience about how this illness affects children and young people.
ME Research UK is a national UK charity funding biomedical research into Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (also known as ME/CFS) and related illnesses.
The ME Association (The MEA), founded in 1976 funds and supports research and provides information and support, education and training.
Invest in ME We are an independent UK charity campaigning for bio-medical research into Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (M.E.), as defined by WHO-ICD-10-G93.3. We have links nationwide and also internationally. Invest in ME are one of the founding members of The European ME Alliance.
And locally
Hampshire Friends with ME Our friendly support group is run by and for sufferers of ME/CFS and their carers and families. We currently have over 250 members across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
Eastleigh & Winchester ME Group. -This si a new site with limited information but does provide a contact form. Who are we? We are a locally based independent self-help group for those affected by Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) as defined by WHO-ICD-10-G93.3. ME is often refered to as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome(CFS) It is estimated that there are up to 240,000 people with M.E. in the UK. It can affect men, women and children of all ages and from all social and ethnic groups. http://eastwinme.btck.co.uk/
Medical Support for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Download The Dove Clinic’s most recent Assessment of Treatment Results document
CFS Research Foundation The CFS Research Foundation was launched in 1993 when a group of doctors and scientists decided that it was essential that a medical research foundation should be established to study the illness which appeared to be increasing in prevalence and severity.
http://cfsrf.org.uk/
Support ME SupportME was established by a recovered ME/CFS sufferer as an online resource for sufferers of ME, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and CFIDS. The site aims to provide information on the latest research updates from around the world.
www.supportme.co.uk
