Fundraise for us

There are so many different ways you can support CLEFT:

Dedicate your wedding or birthdays to help raise money for CLEFT. Instead of unwanted presents, ask your friends and family to donate instead.
Take part in one of the many sports challenges with CLEFT. Make a team and go running, cycling, golfing or even mountain climbing.
Hold a coffee morning, go dry for January, walk 10,000 steps every day in December... see our Get Involved section for some ideas or plan a fundraising event of your very own. It could be a party, a sports day, a cake sale, a film night or anything that's fun and the people can come to and enjoy!

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Cycling challenge to raise vital funds for CLEFT

We want to help smaller charities who are suffering due to some regular donations stopping as well as fundraising activities on hold during the pandemic of Covid-19.
New paper published in the Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Journal

Research that CLEFT funded shows how a pioneering surgical technique results in a very low rate of secondary speech surgery and very good speech outcomes in children aged 5 years of age, with less need for speech therapy.
CLEFT Trustees walking, running and cycling their way to Bangladesh!

Team CLEFT are walking, running and cycling the distance between London and Bangladesh in support of our overseas centres. This is a huge challenge... can it be done!?
[email protected] now launched!

We are delighted that the website [email protected] is now available.

New paper published in the Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Journal

Research that CLEFT funded shows how a pioneering surgical technique results in a very low rate of secondary speech surgery and very good speech outcomes in children aged 5 years of age, with less need for speech therapy.
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A trip to the roof of the world

A group of 12 adventurers, aged between 12 and 58 years old, left London in October 2019 for the challenge of a lifetime – to climb Mount Kilimajaro in Tanzania. Everyone had spent a year planning, training and fundraising for it and were ready for the challenges that lay ahead. CLEFT trustee and Kilimanjaro climber, Tracy Morris, tells us her story....
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Kamrul

Kamrul was born with a craniofacial cleft in 2018. Follow his amazing progress here.
Moriam

Moriam was born with a unilateral, single sided cleft of lip and palate. Her parents explain why receiving treatment at the cleft centre in Dhaka was so important.
Soft palate muscles research

A project to better understand the way the muscles of the soft palate work to see if improvements can be made to surgical techniques and reduce the need for further operations and speech therapy.
The genetics of cleft lip and palate

Investigations into the genetics of cleft lip and palate to understand more about why cleft lip and palate occurs.