CLL Support Association

General information

The Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia Support Association (CLLSA) was formed in 2004 when a group of CLL patients and their carers decided that more could be done to support CLL treatment and research and to help patients by establishing a UK support group. Subsequently, the CLLSA was established as an official charity in August 2005.

Since its inception the association has relied heavily on its trustees and medical advisers and they all have made their own unique contribution to the development and growth of the association.

In 2015 the association has over 1,300 members, making it one of the biggest patient-led charities in the UK.

The purpose of the CLLSA is to provide support to CLL patients and their carers by keeping them informed of recent and relevant developments in CLL treatment and research and to provide opportunities for awareness raising and mutual support through regular meetings.

Our aim is to empower people affected by CLL and related conditions by supporting learning and self-development using reliable and current websites, literature, and links to current sources of information, supported by our own website and frequent regional members meetings with expert consultant speakers. We also have well-established links with national leukaemia and lymphoma charities and other international CLL organisations, all accessible from the main web site at www.cllsupport.ork.uk and from CLLSA on Heathunlocked at
https://healthunlocked.com/cllsupport