Last updated: 17 February 2021. This page will continue to be updated with the latest information if advice changes. You or someone that you know might have received a message from the UK Government about ‘shielding'. Shielding is a measure to protect people who

The global coronavirus pandemic is continuing to affect all aspects of daily life, including at the TSA. Our amazing charity, committed to improving the lives of people affected by TSC across the UK, has been assessing the effects of the spread of coronavirus on

Born to be Different is an ongoing programme on Channel 4 that follows the lives of six families affected by different conditions. Paula Davis and her family, including son William who lives with TSC, are one of the families participating in the programme. We

We recently hosted the first ever virtual Outlook session, with adults mildly affected by TSC coming together virtually. Now, you can watch recorded sessions from the event whenever you want! The Outlook virtual meeting 2020 was a great success, showing the potential for video

Last updated: 17 August 2020. This page will continue to be updated with the latest information if government advice changes. We know that many people in the TSC community will have questions about what the guidance on returning to education means for you and

Have you used the TSA Support Line? We want to hear from you! The TSA Support Line is a major area of our support and information services for everyone in the TSC community. Although we have developed the TSA Support Line to be as

During the coronavirus outbreak, the TSA has hosted a series of TSC-focused virtual sessions, allowing the TSC community to come together despite social isolation and shielding measures. The TSA has been delighted with the enthusiasm and willingness of the TSC community to utilise video

Bella, right, with her sister Marina We know that the TSC community is full of creative individuals and groups, all working on different passions that are close to them. It's time that we begin to celebrate it! In this new series of

The Cardiff TSC Clinic team has submitted an important application to the Welsh Health Specialised Services Committee (WHSCC) to help ensure that the clinic has a strong financial future. ➡ To make sure that WHSCC listens, we need YOUR help! ⬅ If

Our understanding of TSC continues to improve only because of the efforts of everyone in the TSC community, including TSC researchers. Dr Charlotte Tye (Kings College London) is a TSC researcher, and took some time to tell us about life as a researcher, her