Salus Fatigue Foundation

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Salus Fatigue Foundation
Salus Fatigue Foundation

The Salus Fatigue Foundation is a British patient charity based in and around Birmingham that provides support for people with ME/CFS and their family and friends.

Aims

Salus Fatigue Foundation aims to "promote and protect the good health of people who live with chronic fatigue and related conditions, their families, friends and carers in particular but not exclusively through advice, support, counselling and educational workshops".[1]

Services

Salus Fatigue Foundation offers the following services:

  • Monthly newsletter[2]
  • Monthly support groups[3]
  • Education Workshops[4]
  • Various support meetings

Research

Salus Fatigue Foundation is a professional member of the UK CFS/ME Research Collaborative. Salus is carrying out support and education work in their own specialised centre and has an ongoing research project in partnership with Staffordshire University. The charity has a research team.[5]

History

Notable people

Patrons

  • Charles Hanson
  • Anita Bhalla OBE[6]

Funding

Salus is funded by direct fundraising, as well as grants from The Big Lottery Fund, Lloyds Bank Foundation and Sutton Coldfield Charitable Trust.[7] It has been a registered charity since 2010.[1] Its charity number is 1151924.[8]

Online presence

See also

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Charity Commission - Salus Fatigue Foundation (old registration)
  2. ↑ Salus Fatigue Foundation - How Can Salus Help Me?
  3. ↑ Salus Fatigue Foundation - Support Groups
  4. ↑ Salus Fatigue Foundation - Education Workshops
  5. ↑ Salus Fatigue Foundation - Research team
  6. ↑ Salus Fatigue Foundation - Patrons and Board Of Trustees
  7. ↑ Salus Fatigue Foundation - Overview
  8. ↑ Charity Commission - Salus Fatigue Foundation
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