Latest News
17 August: New therapy shows promise in LCA disease models:
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09 August: Inspirational artist becomes RP Fighting Blindness Ambassador:
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01 August: Tough Mudder - places available for 2018:
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26 July: Falkirk Information Day September:
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10 July: Eyes on the Future Gala Dinner:
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06 July: Children & Young People Multi-Sport Event:
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03 July: Facebook Charitable Giving:
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Join the Royal Parks Half Marathon Team
The video below gives more information about the Royal Parks Half Marathon! It's a fantastic event, so sign up today!
Introducing RP Fighting Blindness
Retinitis pigmentosa (RP) is an inherited condition of the eye that leads to loss of vision and blindness. RP Fighting Blindness works hard to stimulate and fund cutting edge research to find a treatment or cure and support those affected. You can learn lots more using the links across the top of this page.
Our Mission
To stimulate and support high quality
medical research with the aim of increasing scientific understanding of retinitis pigmentosa (and related conditions) and finding treatments for the condition that, when developed, are accessible to anyone affected, and to identify or provide good quality and universally-accessible
information and support services for people affected.
Our Vision
We aspire to a world in which people with RP will have access to treatments and will not lose their sight.
Our Values
The charity is committed to focus on its objectives, transparency in all matters, collaboration with other organisations, fair business practices and equality of opportunity. We respect the privacy of our service users, members and supporters, as well as visitors to our website. To find out more about how we manage, use and protect your personal information please view our
privacy notice.
You Can Help Us
Take a look at how you can
support us by joining, donating, or taking part in an event. You will be helping us give hope to people with RP across the UK and worldwide.
