Scottish Huntington's Association - Scottish Huntington's Association

What is HD

Huntington's disease (HD) is a hereditary illness which means it is passed through families. It is a neurological condition and is part of a group of diseases which affect the brain and central nervous system. With HD, specific brain cells stop working properly and then die.
What is SHAYP
It's the Scottish Huntington's Association Youth Project which works with and supports young people aged 8-25 living in families affected by Huntington's disease.
#youandmeagainstHD
Is our new campaign to increase our supprter base by three by 2020.
The ask is simple, just tell three friends about Huntington's disease and the work of the Scottish Huntington's Association who don't know about the condition or the charity.
News
Keep updated on all the latest news, developments and articles relating to Huntington's disease.
HeaDline
HeaDline offers you a new space to have your say on recent health developments. Get the latest news sent directly to your email account & make your voice heard through our Social Media and add-on discussions.
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Services

Find out about the services which SHA can offer you

#youandmeagainsthd

Can you find a friend to help fight HD?

Youth Project

Find out about our Youth Project which supports young people between 8 - 25

HeaDline

The latest Huntington's Disease health-related news as it happens

Fundraising

Find out how to make donations & take part in events

National Care Framework

The National Care Framework for HD is designed to help ensure families are given the best possible care, information and support throughout Scotland