During the month of February 2017, we are inviting our wonderful supporters to host a tea party in their local communities across Scotland to raise awareness of Huntington’s disease and much needed funds for people living with HD.  We want to make this year our biggest tea party event and your support will help make a difference.

This is an ideal opportunity to turn your hidden talents into hosting a tea party and getting together with family, friends and colleagues. You can host your tea party at home or in a local venue helping to raise awareness to the wider community.

One of our previous tea party hosts said “My family and friends all had a wonderful time, eating loads of lovely cakes and raising money for HD” Denise Easton, Fundraising Volunteer, Highland

Hosting a tea party is simple, great fun and you’ll be making a huge difference to those who really need our support.

We have lots of great ideas to SHAre to help make your tea party a success.   Did you know by inviting people to “SHAre tea for HD” you will be:

• Raising awareness and much needed funds for families living with HD
• Helping to reduce isolation for family members
• Increasing knowledge in your local community about HD

How do I take part?

To get involved all you have to do is please call Linda on 0141 848 0308 or email her HERE and we will send you a “SHAre tea for HD” information pack with everything you need to have a successful tea party.

There are many benefits to getting involved:

Scottish Huntington’s Association is the only organisation in Scotland providing dedicated HD specialist services in the community for people living with HD, their families, carers and friends.  The services we provide are a lifeline for those devastated by this condition.

• HD Specialists – we have 9 regional services throughout most of Scotland providing specialist lifeline support to people living with HD.
• Youth Service – supporting young people between 8 and 25 years of age whose lives are affected by HD.
• Wellbeing Volunteer and Financial Wellbeing Services offering support and financial advice
• Family branches & support groups – supporting a growing number of groups across the country.