GAIN News
GAIN Update 3
Well, fancy that. Another month has gone by and it's time for another GAIN Update, our monthly newsletter to keep you in the loop. Have a read through and get in touch if there is anything you want to discuss, or you just want to have a chat. [pdf-embedder...
GP Patient Survey Results 2024
The results of the latest GP Patient Survey were released today, and our Chief Executive, Rich Collins, has shared his initial thoughts on the results. Every year, a survey is undertaken looking at the views of patient’s on primary care, the services provided by your...
Guillain-Barré Syndrome: Yesterday, today, and tomorrow
Our Patron, Professor Richard Hughes shares his thoughts on the history, current position, and future of GBS Yesterday: forms of GBS In 1916, Guillain, Barré and Strohl distinguished Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) from other diseases causing rapid weakness. They...
GAIN Lowdown No 5
We can't quite believe it's been three months since our last edition of Lowdown, our quarterly newsletter. Have a read through and find out all the latest news and updates from GAIN. As always, let us know what you think by emailing office@gaincharity.org.uk with your...
GAIN Update No2
It's been a month since our last newsletter, so it's time for the second edition of GAIN Update. Let us know what you think by emailing office@gaincharity.org.uk with your thoughts. [pdf-embedder...
National Diversity Awards – Disability
Wow, we have been nominated for the National Diversity Awards, in the Community Award for Disability category. Not only is it really humbling to get a nomination, it is amazing to read all the comments that people have put up when voting for us. Thank you everyone. If...
My first 100 days
Our Chief Executive, Rich Collins, has been with us for 100 days. Here are his thoughts on his time with GAIN. So, a quick calculation last week showed that Tuesday 23rd April is my 100th day with GAIN. The time has absolutely flown by, and I thought that I’d best...
GAIN Update No1
Introducing GAIN Update, a new short form newsletter to fill the gap between copies of our quarterly newsletter.
Listening to you
It’s really important to GAIN to hear from our members, our supporters, our fundraisers, our volunteers, and anyone else who cares about GBS, CIDP, and what we do. That’s why we are carrying out a listening exercise to understand what you think about GAIN, what we...