Membership of EURORDIS

EURORDIS works to build a strong pan-European community of patient organisations and people living with rare diseases.

 

Join the European Rare Disease Network

Why become a member of Eurordis? By becoming a Member of Eurordis, you will: Join an active Pan-European rare disease community of dedicated people facing similar issues

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EURORDIS General Assembly 2010

 EURORDIS General Assembly,  May 13th, 15.00 - 18.00, Krakow, Poland. 

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National Rare Disease Alliances

National rare disease alliances serve to bring together all the many rare disease organisations in a particular country.

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European or International Networks - Member Groups

 A list of Eurordis member organisations that are federations or networks on the European or international level.

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Members’ News and Announcements

Eurordis member groups are welcome to send news and announcements to be published on this page.

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The Council of National Alliances (CNA)

The CNA was established by Eurordis. This structure allows national representatives of rare diseases to work together on common European actions.

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A new Network for European Rare Disease Federations

Today 25 European rare-disease specific federations are members of EURORDIS, and more informal or emerging federations are currently involved in EURORDIS' activities. Their incr

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Unity and empowerment for rare disease patients

The World Bank has defined empowerment as “the process of increasing capacity of individuals or groups to make choices and to transform those choices into desired actions

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Patient organisation or not? The EMEA defines its set of criteria

Has your patient organisation ever thought of being involved in some of the European Medicines Agency's (EMEA) activities? If so, you nee

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Member profile: Alliance Sanfilippo

'My husband and I had never heard of Sanfilippo syndrome before the doctors told us in July 2005 that our dear and beautiful Ornella was suffering from the disease.'

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