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Find The Children

What is the “Find the Children” Campaign?

“PRF’s ‘Find the Children’ campaign is our global search for children with Progeria. If we can FIND the children, we can HELP the children, by providing them with a life-extending treatment, access to future clinical trials, and connections to other families of children with Progeria.”

Dr. Leslie Gordon

Medisch directeur, De Progeria Research Stichting

Public awareness of an ultra-rare disease like Progeria is critical to educating doctors, families, researchers, and the general public on the disease and PRF’s mission.

PRF’s ‘Find the Children’ campaign is a strategic awareness initiative focused on finding children in areas of the world where we believe many are living – undiagnosed and untreated.But in order to help the children, we must find the children.

To that end, we’ve created informational materials about Progeria and PRF’s exciting progress to raise awareness, educate and help the families, their doctors, researchers and the public about Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria Syndrome – available in many languages below. You can view and download an infographic on Progeria and PRF’s research-related programs, as well as a more comprehensive double-sided information sheet (for printing).

Help us make an impact! Please share these widely to inform those in your country or region about our vital mission to help all children around the world with Progeria. While we’ve made amazing progress finding, diagnosing and treating many children, there are still an estimated 150 – 250 children around the world with Progeria to be found, to be treated, and one day, to be cured. With your help, we will forge ahead until we find them all!

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Indonesian/bahasa Indonesia

Portuguese/Português

Russian/Русский

Vietnamese/Tiếng Việt

In september 2024 wisten we van 151 kinderen en jongvolwassenen met het Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria Syndroom (HGPS), allemaal met een progerine-producerende mutatie in het LMNA-gen; en 80 mensen in de categorie progeroïde laminopathie (PL), die mutaties in de lamin-route hebben maar geen progerine produceren; in een totaal van 48 landen.

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