Who we are
PANDAS is a charity with a mission: ‘To be the UK’s most recognised and trusted support service for families and their networks who may be suffering with perinatal mental illness, including prenatal (antenatal) and postnatal depression.’
Our aim is to make sure no parent, family or carer feels alone. We have a variety of support services available to ensure help is delivered in a way that is right for you. No one suffering any form of mental illness should feel they’re on their own.
We offer motivational, educational and positive content through our social media channels, which adds to our value for the parents who need our help the most.
PANDAS Foundation values difference and diversity and does not discriminate on the grounds of age, gender, sexual preference, orientation, marital status, race, religion, colour, national origin, disability, heritage or political belief.
Our staff
We have a small team working at the heart of our operation. They look after our large pool of trained, empathetic and inspirational volunteers, who balance their own lives with supporting parents who need our help.
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Our Trustees
Our trustees and clinical advisory board (CAB) offer a vast spectrum of academic knowledge and experience, which continues to drive PANDAS forward and give us direction. Click the link below to see who sits on our board.
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PANDAS Foundation Awareness Week 2021
This annual, week-long awareness week will focus on celebrating the work of PANDAS Foundation and everyone involved in it! The dates for this year’s event will be 20th – 26th September 2021.
The aim of the week is to raise awareness of PANDAS; all its work and all those the charity supports, with a focus on celebrating all we’ve achieved so far. The week will also focus on fundraising efforts so that we can continue to grow and increase our reach.
Stay tuned to hear more about the spotlight topics for each of the days throughout the week, which will be released in due course.
If you need urgent help....
If you need urgent help or are worried about a loved one, call the Samaritans on 116 123 or the emergency services on 999.