We're here to help the 28 million people in the UK who live with pain
Chronic pain has been called an invisible condition. Although often devastating to the millions who have it and being one of the biggest causes of disability in the UK, to others it cannot be seen.
The Impact of Chronic pain must not be ignored.
By increasing society’s awareness of disabling chronic pain, campaigning for the fair treatment of people with chronic pain and investing in research and support that people need, we believe we can enable people with chronic pain to live active and fulfilling lives.
Research into the causes and treatment of chronic pain should be proportionate to its impact and scale.
Your donations support those who conduct research into the causes & best treatments of chronic pain. We encourage researchers in developing their own research ideas, by helping them to transform their excellent ideas into projects.
Incorporated into the charity's trust deeds are its aims and objectives, which are:-
Liverpool’s scientific landscape was significantly enhanced this week with the official launch of the Liverpool Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Centre (LINC). This
Thank you to all who contributed to the 16th North England Pain Medicine Group. This year’s meeting was held back
The Pain Relief Foundation recently hosted its 24th Annual Lecture, a prestigious event dedicated this year to the memory of
Location: ICC Wales, Newport, UK Dates: 3–5 June 2025 Join us for the 58th Annual Scientific Meeting of the British
Are you curious about how the brain connects with the body? Join us at the Shakespeare North Playhouse, England, L34
We run educational events and fundraising throughout the year.
For all general enquiries and enquiries concerning pain information, please contact: b.hall@painrelieffoundation.org.uk For enquiries concerning forthcoming courses and meetings, and making donations please contact: lorraine.roberts@painrelieffoundation.org.uk For enquiries concerning any forthcoming charitable events, fund-raising and for enquiries concerning this web site, please contact: administrator@painrelieffoundation.org.uk
