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Help this Oxford University team in advancing a cure for coeliac disease

Help this Oxford University team in advancing a cure for coeliac disease

June 05, 2024

Research into rogue cells at Oxford University can unlock vital answers about the immune response in coeliac disease. But we need your help.  

Research into rogue cells at Oxford University can unlock vital answers about the immune response in coeliac disease. But we need your help.  

With your support, a team of scientists will be studying a newly discovered group of immune cells in the gut. If we can raise the funding, these rogue cells could unlock so many answers and change millions of lives.

Coeliac UK has such high hopes for this project and is matching any donations you give.  So, for every £1 you donate, £2 goes to research.*

It means any gift you can give, big or small, will go a long way. 

_{*Donations will be matched to a cap of £90,000 and directed specifically to this research. In the unlikely event of circumstances changing as this research progresses, funds may be re-directed, but only to support research.}

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