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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.

WE CANT DO THIS WITHOUT YOU

DONATE NOW TO PLAY YOUR PART IN SUPPORTING VITAL RESEARCH TO HELP IMPROVE LIVES.

TOGETHER WE’VE BEEN BINDING THE POWER OF MEDICAL RESEARCH AND SCIENCE FOR DECADES.

Here in Liverpool, we have world class facilities that provide the best and most up to date treatment and care. Medical research and education have never been more important. We need your help to continue funding life changing research by supporting not only some of the UK’s leading scientists but encouraging young academics to the field by funding PhD’s such as Abbie & Nick. All donations, of any amount will help improve human health and change people’s lives for a better future.

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OUR MISSION

Incorporated into the charity's trust deeds are its aims and objectives, which are:-

To fund research into the causes and optimal treatments of human chronic pain
Disseminate the results of such research throughout the world
Promote and provide education and training for doctors and other other health professionals on chronic pain and its treatment
Provide doctors and other health professionals with an information service on pain and its treatments
Provide an information service to chronic pain suffers and patients on chronic pain conditions