Meet the Team
DSUK operates across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The team is made up of a small team of trustees and staff.
DSUK has three primary aims - to support families affected by Dravet Syndrome emotionally, practically and financially, to raise awareness and understanding among medical professionals, and to fund medical research.
Dravet Syndrome UK is an independent UK charity dedicated to improving the lives of those affected by Dravet syndrome through three charitable objectives:
Dravet Syndrome UK operates across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, and is made up of a small team of trustees and staff. Our charitable activities are underpinned by guidance and support from a world-renowned Medical Advisory Board.
Living with Dravet Syndrome can be isolating, which is why family support is an integral part of our work. Support services available to families registered with DSUK include:
Although support for children and adults with Dravet Syndrome has improved significantly during recent years, there is still much work to do to raise awareness about this rare condition and its impact on families. DSUK takes an active role in leading the evolving conversation about Dravet Syndrome by:
Funding research is an essential part of our mission to bring hope to families living with Dravet Syndrome – and improving their lives. Although understanding of this devastating condition has improved considerably over recent years, many challenges remain. There is an urgent need for research that improves how we diagnose, treat, and manage Dravet Syndrome, and for better understanding of the impact the condition has on family life.
With guidance from our world-class Medical Advisory Board, we work closely with renowned research partners to fund a diverse range of projects. Click here for more information on our research strategy and funded projects.
DSUK operates across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. The team is made up of a small team of trustees and staff.
We support all families affected by Dravet Syndrome. Read more here.
View our independent, authoritative and expert-led information about Dravet Syndrome for healthcare professionals.
Funding research is an essential part of our mission to bring hope to families living with Dravet Syndrome and improve their lives. Read more about our research here.