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Jeans for Genes chat to Girls Aloud superstar Nicola Roberts!
This year Girls Aloud singing sensation and fashion designer Nicola Roberts is supporting the Jeans for Genes campaign and donning her denim to help transform the lives of children living with genetic...
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Made in Chelsea star Louise Thompson tells us why she supports Jeans for...
During a photo shoot with the gorgeous Made in Chelsea star Louise Thompson, we managed to sit down and find out why Louise will be donning her denim this Friday! Why do you support Jeans for Genes Day...
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Jeans for Genes Day 2016
This year we celebrated twenty one years of Jeans for Genes Day on Friday 23rd September! Thousands of our incredible supporters donned their denim and supported children who are living with a genetic...
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How your money helps: meet Paige
Paige is helping to raise awareness of Jeans for Genes Day by sharing her story Dravet Syndrome is a very rare genetic disorder which occurs in 1:20,000 to 1:40,000 births. It is the result of a fault...
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The real difference your money makes: introducing Imogen
Superstar Imogen is helping to raise awareness of the importance of Jeans for Genes Day It was at Stacey’s 20 week scan when doctors said her unborn child could be born with a twisted spine. Stacey was...
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Jeans for Genes Day is back!
The original and best dress down day is back and this year will take place on Friday 22nd September. By donning your denim you will help to transform the lives of over 500,000 children who are living...
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Rare Disease Day
Today marks Rare Disease Day, a global event to raise awareness of rare diseases and their impact amongst members of the public, healthcare professionals, researchers and policy makers. Approximately...
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Mother’s Day by Tracy Lynch
Little did I know that Mother’s Day, 18th March 2007, would be the start of my life, and that of my family, changing completely! My daughter Jennifer, then aged 5, had an eye check with the local...
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National Sibling Day
In recognition of National Sibling Day, 10 year old Chloe Horrobin shares her story of life living with a sibling who has a life-altering genetic condition. The story is entirely in her own words,...
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Samantha and Katie from Team Gene talk all things London Marathon!
Hello, we’re Samantha and Katie, two running novices set to take part in the 2017 Virgin Money London Marathon on behalf of Genetic Disorders UK! The first question we hear you ask is how on earth do...
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