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When you join Haemochromatosis UK you get access to the best support and services available from the charity. Your membership helps us to help you.


In the UK

UK - Be a Member - click here - only £32 per year

Payment is by direct debit annually (one payment each year) which can be cancelled at anytime. 

Please choose Gift Aid, if you are a UK tax payer, when signing up for membership - it doesn't cost you anything extra - but allows us to claim an extra 25% in support of the iron overload cause. 

Your membership purchase will appear on your bank statement as “HAEMOUK” and is processed through GoCardless. Membership is active and packs are dispatched once your direct debit has been paid which can take up to 14 days to clear from set-up.

Your membership give us a stronger voice to advocate for more resources to raise awareness, support people affected, provide education to healthcare practitioners and undertake pioneering medical research. 


International Membership

International: Be a Member - click here - only £49

Open to residents worldwide but excluding USA and Canada (sorry). Payment is by credit or debit card.


Join today and receive :

  • Over 240 pages of helpful advice & information to live well with genetic haemochromatosis, including :
    • guide to diet and healthy eating
    • guide to genetic haemochromatosis and genetics
    • guide - talking to friends & family about GH
    • Venesection diary

    • HUK car window Sticker

    • Poster for distribution to local health centres and GP surgeries

      Plus once a member...

      • Members-only monthly e-newsletters - be the first in-the-know!

      • Priority booking for webinars, events & information days

      • Voting rights at our Annual General Meeting

      • You an request any of our guides for yourself, friends & Family or even GP or hospital

Membership bursaries

We want to support as many people as we can, regardless of financial or economic circumstances. If your circumstances make it difficult to pay a membership fee, consider applying for a membership bursary. Each bursary provides a year of membership for free to people who might otherwise not be able to afford to join.

Please note we are not able to offer bursary memberships outside of the UK, or to those with a pre-existing membership.

Published: 18th December, 2019

Updated: 22nd April, 2026

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