Community

Nobody should have to work this out alone

SCA-12 is rare, which means most people affected by it have never met anyone else who has it. Changing that is the point of this page.

What the community offers

Connection, in a few different shapes

Different people need different things — sometimes practical answers, sometimes just the relief of talking to someone who already understands.

Community calls

Video calls with others affected

Informal video calls for people living with SCA-12 and the families supporting them. No agenda beyond talking to people who get it.

Shared stories

Experiences in people’s own words

First-hand accounts of diagnosis, adaptation, and daily life. Reading someone else describe your own experience can be quietly powerful.

Updates

Research and community news

When something meaningful is published or a call is arranged, community members hear about it directly rather than having to check back.

Upcoming

Community calls and events

No community calls are scheduled just yet

We would rather show you nothing than show you something out of date. Community members are told first when a call is arranged — joining is the way to hear about the next one.

Join to be notified

Contribute

Ways to help build this

Cure SCA-12 is early, and small contributions genuinely change what it can offer the next family who finds it.

Share your story

Tell us what your diagnosis and daily life have actually been like. You choose how much is published, whether your name appears, and you can withdraw it at any time.

Get in touch

Correct something

If anything on this site is inaccurate, out of date, or unclear, we want to know. Corrections from people living with SCA-12 carry particular weight.

Report an issue

Help others find us

Most people discover a rare-disease community through another person. Passing this on to someone who needs it is the most useful thing you can do.

About the project

Come and find us

Join the SCA-12 community

One short form. You will hear about community calls, new research, and ways to get involved.

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