John's story.

John collapsed with a subarachnoid haemorrhage six months ago, today he is back in the saddle.



Do you know someone like John?

Someone who has had a subarachnoid haemorrhage or suffered from a head injury, brain tumour, multiple sclerosis or stroke. If you or a relative or friend has ever received treatment for any of these in the Atkinson Morley Neuroscience Centre at St. George’s Hospital, you’ll have reason to be grateful to the work
of Neurofund – the fundraising arm of the Neurosciences Research Foundation.
The Neurosciences Research Foundation is concerned with disease and injuries to the nervous system. The money raised by Neurofund helps fund vital research into the cause of damage to the brain in order to develop new and more effective treatments.

The money goes to these needy areas

• Research, testing and developing new techniques and equipment to help with diagnosis and treatment
• Ensuring the advances reach the patients
• Supporting clinical research fellows and scientists