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Please, don’t let PDAers lose the lifeline they rely on

Right now, someone from the PDA community is searching for answers. Soon, our support services may not be here to help them.
A photo of Ania, a parent of a PDAer, with a quote about receiving helpful advice for her child regarding PDA.
A young woman with curly hair rests her chin on her hands, framed by a red circle. Below her, a quote reads: “I can’t even begin to tell you the weight you have taken off my shoulders. Kemi, sister of a PDAer.”
A testimonial from Rhys, an adult PDAer, with his portrait above the quote: “I’m extremely grateful for the personal support and suggestions for my specific situation. I feel understood and not judged.”

When Ania, Kemi, and Rhys* had nowhere else to turn, they turned to us.

A graphic with a purple circular background and a teal textured rectangle reading “Save our PDA support services” in white text.

We were there for them, offering understanding, advice and a lifeline when they needed it most. Just like we’ve been for over 10,000 PDAers and their families through the years.

Now it’s our turn to share that we are struggling. Donations to small charities are falling at the very time that demand for PDA support is rapidly increasing. So our funding isn’t keeping pace.

And we need a lifeline.

*Quotes are from real people who have used the PDA Support Service. Names have been changed and photos are for illustration.

 

Every month, hundreds of PDAers and their families turn to the PDA Society for advice, understanding and support when they don’t know where else to turn. And more are coming to us every month.

We have until the end of October to raise the funds to keep our PDA support services open.

Your donation could help make sure that when someone reaches out for help, we, the only PDA-specialist charity, are still there to answer.

Please donate what you can today so we can be there for the PDA community tomorrow.