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Scoliosis Support and Research is the new name for Scoliosis Association UK and British Scoliosis Research Foundation following their merger.

How we can help

Know the facts

Scoliosis: Know the facts

Our information booklet provides an introduction to the condition and its treatments.

Scoliosis

Find a specialist

We keep an up-to-date list of all the NHS and Private scoliosis specialists across the UK. 

Scoliosis

Pain management

Information to help manage pain so it puts less of a limit on your daily life.

News

Keep up with the latest news, blogs and research.

Who we are

As of 1st January 2023, the Scoliosis Association UK (SAUK) and the British Scoliosis Research Foundation (BSRF) have merged. BSRF has, for the past 50 years, promoted and funded high-quality research into scoliosis in the UK, whilst SAUK has worked to raise awareness of scoliosis and provide support, advice, and information to people affected by scoliosis. The two charities have been affiliated since 2006. We made the decision to merge in order to become one unified charity that supports both those affected by scoliosis, and the future of scoliosis research. The charity will operate under the name of Scoliosis Association UK for the first year of the merger, after which a new trading name will be chosen

Why we do it

We do this so that we can be there for people with scoliosis and those close to them, help to reduce feelings of isolation, poor body image, inadequate care, needless pain, worry, fear and lack of information. We want to contribute to the improvement of the quality of life for people with scoliosis.

What we do

We provide advice, support, and information to people affected by scoliosis and their families and advance the treatment of scoliosis through stimulating and financing high-quality research.  

Our Stories

From children to adults, read the stories of people affected by scoliosis.

Become a member

Living with scoliosis can be a lonely experience.
Our membership scheme allows people with scoliosis to connect with each other.