Jan Crosby

Cerebra is a UK-based national charity founded in 2001 with Chris Jones as the CEO. The organization supports high-quality discovery research to improve the quality of life for children with neurodevelopmental conditions and their families. Cerebra endorses the Association of Medical Research Charities (AMRC) position on the use of animals in research. The charity offers a lottery with a chance to win £1,500 every week, with 80p of each ticket going directly to funding research and services to help families with a child with a brain condition. Cerebra's Research Support Network is made up of people with lived family experience of childhood brain conditions, including parents, carers, siblings, and young people directly affected.

Cerebra is a UK-based national charity founded in 2001 with Chris Jones as the CEO. The organization supports high-quality discovery research to improve the quality of life for children with neurodevelopmental conditions and their families. Cerebra endorses the Association of Medical Research Charities (AMRC) position on the use of animals in research. The charity offers a lottery with a chance to win £1,500 every week, with 80p of each ticket going directly to funding research and services to help families with a child with a brain condition. Cerebra's Research Support Network is made up of people with lived family experience of childhood brain conditions, including parents, carers, siblings, and young people directly affected.

Cerebra is a UK-based national charity founded in 2001 with Chris Jones as the CEO. The organization supports high-quality discovery research to improve the quality of life for children with neurodevelopmental conditions and their families. Cerebra endorses the Association of Medical Research Charities (AMRC) position on the use of animals in research. The charity offers a lottery with a chance to win £1,500 every week, with 80p of each ticket going directly to funding research and services to help families with a child with a brain condition. Cerebra's Research Support Network is made up of people with lived family experience of childhood brain conditions, including parents, carers, siblings, and young people directly affected.

Cerebra is a UK-based national charity founded in 2001 with Chris Jones as the CEO. The organization supports high-quality discovery research to improve the quality of life for children with neurodevelopmental conditions and their families. Cerebra endorses the Association of Medical Research Charities (AMRC) position on the use of animals in research. The charity offers a lottery with a chance to win £1,500 every week, with 80p of each ticket going directly to funding research and services to help families with a child with a brain condition. Cerebra's Research Support Network is made up of people with lived family experience of childhood brain conditions, including parents, carers, siblings, and young people directly affected.

Cerebra is a UK-based national charity founded in 2001 with Chris Jones as the CEO. The organization supports high-quality discovery research to improve the quality of life for children with neurodevelopmental conditions and their families. Cerebra endorses the Association of Medical Research Charities (AMRC) position on the use of animals in research. The charity offers a lottery with a chance to win £1,500 every week, with 80p of each ticket going directly to funding research and services to help families with a child with a brain condition. Cerebra's Research Support Network is made up of people with lived family experience of childhood brain conditions, including parents, carers, siblings, and young people directly affected.