A voice for those affected by Cauda Equina Syndrome in the UK
We are pleased to be working with the
Spinal Injuries Association to support our members
Our mission is to prevent Cauda Equina Syndrome by raising awareness of the disability across the UK and make the condition a household name by 2022.
Become a member of Spinal Injuries Association and get a lifetime of support.
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Whether you have been recently diagnosed or are doing further research, find out more about Red Flag Symptoms and what support is available in the UK
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Our mission is to raise awareness of Cauda Equina Syndrome in healthcare organisations. View and request our literature here.
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‘Bringing together people affected by Cauda Equina Syndrome’
Cauda Equina Syndrome UK has joined forces with Spinal Injuries Association with the shared aim of supporting every person living with CES to get the support they need to lead a fulfilled ad active life.
Our shared aims are to:
Our vision is that everyone diagnosed with CES has access to quality information, informed advice and the appropriate level of support.
Keep up to date with the latest CES news and events across the UK.
We’re joining forces with Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) so we can give even better advice and support to those living with Cauda Equina Syndrome.
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As many of you will know CES UK was set up as a charity in 2012 to serve and support people with Cauda Equina Syndrome (CES). Our aim as a charity has always been to make sure people living with CES can get the best information and support as well as an opportunity to connect with other people with CES and to share and learn from the community.
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We understand what a difficult and constantly changing time this is for everyone and especially those affected by underlying health conditions and for our members Cauda Equina Syndrome. In order to support our members, we are aiming to provide as much information as we can and details of where help can be accessed.
Read More“The first step towards change is awareness. The second is acceptance.”
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