Cost of Living and Arthritis: We’re here to help
We offer help and advice on how to manage the costs of living with arthritis and MSK conditions.
Find out more about reducing the cost of living with arthritis.Whether you're looking for information about your arthritis condition, or you want to support family and friends, we can help.
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We offer help and advice on how to manage the costs of living with arthritis and MSK conditions.
Find out more about reducing the cost of living with arthritis.In 2022, the Government and the NHS published a joint plan to tackle long waiting lists for planned treatments. But is it working for people with arthritis?
This upcoming Word Arthritis Day (12th October), we’re teaming up with ITN Business and the Royal Osteoporosis Society on a ground-breaking new programme called ‘Bone and Joint Health.’
Over 28,000 of you signed our letter, which calls on the government not to abandon people with arthritis during the cost-of-living crisis. And now we’re handing it in to the Prime Minister.
We campaign on the issues that matter the most to you. But we couldn't do it without the help of our incredible campaigners like Brenda and Elaine.
Joel, 38, says “the mental side of this condition is worse than the pain”. But over time, he’s found ways to cope – from having open conversations about how he’s feeling to helping others through his advocacy work.
Emily, 30, was diagnosed with arthritis ten years ago. After a particularly painful flare-up, she decided to completely overhaul her diet, and she hasn’t looked back since. Here she shares how eating well has helped her feel in control of her condition.