This Christmas you can support CLEFT by buying a light for our Christmas tree with a donation of your choice. Between the 1st and 8th December, your donation can be DOUBLED by two Private Match Funders who have generously offered to do this as part of the Big Give Christmas Campaign (up to £2,000). This is a really wonderful opportunity to make your donation go even further. Read more
At CLEFT, our vision is of a future where clefts are preventable. Until we get there, we want to improve the lives of those born with cleft lip and palate. Read more
CLEFT has recently been involved with visiting the semi-autonomous region of Kurdistan where conditions such as cleft lip and palate have been neglected in recent years. Read more
Craniofacial clefts are large clefts that can affect the face, eyes, nose and mouth. Read more
We aim to provide long-term, sustainable ways to bridge the gap in cleft care and knowledge in the UK and overseas
Are you looking for some foodie inspiration this Christmas? Then look no further, join us for an evening with Head Chef Gemma Doherty who will show you what to cook, how to cook it and will share her recipes with you so you can do it yourself.
Pack of 8 Christmas Cards.
Australia's best-selling children's author reads three of her books for CLEFT, including her number 1 book 'Possum Magic'.
We held our first online wine tasting event on Friday 13th and in spite of a technology glitch half way through, it was an enjoyable evening.
The American Cleft Palate Craniofacial Journal reviewed literature on palate re-repair for the treatment of velopharyngeal insufficiency (VPI) and cited the Sommerlad Protocol and Palate Repair technique of VPI as being very beneficial to patients with an 84% success rate. Read more
Investigations into the genetics of cleft lip and palate to understand more about why cleft lip and palate occurs. Read more
CLEFT has funded research into the investigation of a gene called the TBX22 that regulates important development events during normal palate function, in order to find new treatments. Read more
We are delighted that the website [email protected] is now available. Read more