- A Catch Up is a great way to raise funds and vital awareness this February. You could invite family, friends, neighbours and colleagues for tea, coffee and cake, or take the opportunity to talk about Raynaud's next time you go out for coffee and encourage others to take the test.
February is Raynaud's Awareness Month.
Our mission is to help more people know the signs, know how to manage them and understand the risks.
Please help us by sharing our online test, so that more people can Be Part of the Answer.
Take the test, Be Part of the Answer
This Raynaud’s Awareness Month, we are calling on the public to #BePartOfTheAnswer and we need your help!
Please share our online test with your own friends and family, and and encourage them to take a minute, take the test and Be Part of the Answer, and join the many people already taking part in the largest ever study around Raynaud's.
Share our content
Too many people just live with Raynaud's without knowing what it is and how they can manage the symptoms better. For roughly 300,000 of them this is an early a sign of an underlying autoimmune condition. So we don't want people to ignore it any more. Please help us keep on raising vital awareness. We have put together these videos to help.
Help us raise awareness
You can help us spread the word by downloading and sharing our materials. We have a wide range of publications that are all available free of charge by clicking here. Alternatively please contact us if you would like some printed copies and we will be very happy to help.
Jackie's story of cold water swimming with Raynaud's
I'm Jackie, SRUK's Individual Giving Fundraiser, and I have Raynaud's. I’ve always enjoyed swimming, especially outdoors.
Les's story
Les lived with Raynaud's for five decades, before he was diagnosed after taking the online test.
Please share this link with your family and friends, and help us to encourage them to take the test as well. They could be affected and not even know it, but there are ways to make life easier.
Know Raynaud's Leaflet
Know Raynaud's Poster
Download our A4 poster here. You could ask your GP surgery to put it on display.
Raynaud's Flyer
Download our handy flyer here, with lots of helpful information.
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