PORT CHARITY

P.O.R.T. is delighted to be able to say that Chronic Intestinal Pseudo Obstruction is included as a condition on the 100,000 Genomes...

We’ve had some fantastic support recently! Here’s a little fundraising update and a look ahead to the rest of 2017 in terms of...

P.O.R.T. are now selling tote bags with our logo on, they cost £4 and 100% is donated to P.O.R.T. We will soon also have shopping bags...

In 2016, P.O.R.T. put out a research call with help from Bowel and Cancer Research, and we received three proposals. In November, the...

Would you like to get fit and do a walk that’ll make a big difference to a small charity? Well you can! The Colourthon, a walk around...

Our six-year old son Alby became ill in June 2015, with what seemed like a tummy bug. He was still vomiting (mostly bile) and in severe...

P.O.R.T has teamed up with A Bear Named Buttony to provide our P.O.R.T. children (and some adults) with a Buttony Bear, which mirrors...

P.O.R.T. Trustee Lucy put together an Impact Report for our 10th Anniversary, looking back on the first ten years of P.O.R.T’s work. We...

Charlie was born 4 days overdue on the 28th August 2008. Due to prolonged labour with no progression and a drop in Charlie’s heart rate,...

“Some people never meet their hero I gave birth to mine” Meet Robbie Beer age 5, better known as “Wee Bob”, lives with his mum Lesley,...

Pseudo Obstruction Research Trust Patient Information Day 2015 On the 9th October 2015 P.O.R.T. held its first Patient Information Day,...

Our beautiful Emily was born on 21st March 2003, the hospital visits started pretty much straight away. Emily was a “sicky” baby and...

Identification of CIPO subgroups with underlying connective tissue disorders, and the assessment of GI anatomy, motility and response to...

I had been fit and healthy weighing about 12st through all my younger years and indeed for the first half of my working life. In my early...

PORT are pleased to be donating £20,000 to purchase two combined pressure-impedance catheters for The Royal London Hospital. The...

Funding of the Royal London Paediatric G I Physiology unit  During 2013/14 PORT are extremely proud to be funding at a cost of £40,000 a...

Chairperson Sue Stewart, her husband Barry and Trustee Sonia Frost and her husband Ian attended a Buckingham Palace Garden Party on...

PORT are extremely pleased to be funding the following research project at a cost of £40, 000.Prof . Jo Martin will lead this project....