Phelan-McDermid Syndrome Awareness Day 2026
Every year on 22 October, the PMS community shines a light on Phelan-McDermid syndrome.
Awareness day
A look back at our Family Days, conferences, awareness days and the amazing challenges our supporters have taken on.
Every year on 22 October, the PMS community shines a light on Phelan-McDermid syndrome.
Awareness day
The Climb We Make Together: PMSF's thirteenth Family Conference, the largest gathering of the PMS community in the world.
International
Turner Crombie and Frank Thorne cycled 55 miles from Clapham Common to Brighton Pier for PMSF UK.
Fundraising
Four PMSF UK places to run the Brighton & Hove 10K along the seafront.
Fundraising
Four days on gene therapy, repurposed medicines and clinical trials, with five UK families and four UK professionals.
International
Nearly 60 families and more than 300 guests from across the UK and Ireland.
PMSF UK event
Five UK families and four professionals spent four days in Barcelona hearing about gene therapy, repurposed medicines and clinical trials.
Nearly 60 families from across the UK and Ireland joined us for research updates, sport, Lego and a shared lunch.
Sean Farrell jumped from 15,000 feet over Salisbury and raised £2,500 for PMSF UK.
Bastian's dad and big brother jumped at Headcorn Aerodrome in Kent and raised £2,240.
Heather Hodson and her parents walked 50km in 13 hours for Mollie, raising over £5,300.
Matthew Chambers rode 100 miles through London and Essex and raised £930.
For Phelan-McDermid Syndrome Awareness Day 2021, King's College Chapel in Cambridge was lit up green.
We celebrated our 10th birthday with 28 'Tea for Ten' events across the UK and Ireland.