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Lily Research brings hope and positive change
Did you know The Lily Foundation is the largest charitable funder of mitochondrial research in Europe? Our mission is to improve the lives of people affected by mitochondrial diseases, while working towards a future where they can be effectively treated or cured. We can only do this with your support. By donating and fundraising for Lily, you're helping to fund amazing research projects like the ones below, and bringing real hope to those who are battling mito every day.
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TRANSFORM Therapy |
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Dr Albert Lim talks us through research into a new treatment for mito patients affected by epileptic seizures, underway at The Wellcome Centre for Mitochondrial Research and funded by Lily. |
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Study into Mito and Neuropsychiatric Diseases |
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We're co-funding an £80k study into the links between mito and neuropsychiatric diseases, which could shed new light on the neurological impact of mito, and lead to improved care and treatments. |
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Fund a Lily Researcher! |
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Lily Researchers change lives today and give hope for tomorrow. By donating £10 a month, you can help us to fund more world-leading studies into new treatments for mito, and bring us closer to finding a cure! |
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Watch Josh Widdicombe on Celebrity Catchphrase |
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Attention all Catchphrase fans! Top comedian and Lily patron, Josh Widdicombe, will be raising money for Lily on Celebrity Catchphrase on Saturday 29th May at 6pm on ITV. Be sure to tune in and cheer him on! |
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