ThereForME is now a registered charity

What it means for our work, and how you can get involved

Sep 23 • Karen Hargrave and Emma Gore-Lloyd

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#ThereForME Update 35: awareness, art and action

Hello to our subscribers old and new.

Sep 1 • Emma Gore-Lloyd and Karen Hargrave

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August 2026

"Rationing care affects lives"

Three contributors with ME and Long Covid share their experiences of navigating social care assessments and support

Aug 18 • Karen Hargrave

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#ThereForME Update 34: The mission hasn’t changed — but our advocacy must

Looking ahead to year three of #ThereForME

Aug 4 • Karen Hargrave

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July 2026

How many people in the UK are affected by ME?

We have a data problem

Jul 21 • Emma Gore-Lloyd

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#ThereForME Update 33: All change in Westminster

Hello to our subscribers, old and new.

Jul 7 • Karen Hargrave and Emma Gore-Lloyd

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June 2026

Why my Long Covid videos resonated

The power of feeling seen

Jun 23 • Emma Gore-Lloyd

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#ThereForME Update 32

A round-up of ME Awareness Month

Jun 9 • Karen Hargrave and Emma Gore-Lloyd

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May 2026

What does the future hold for Forward ME?

An interview with Carolyn Leary, the newly appointed chair of Forward ME

May 26 • Karen Hargrave

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World ME Day 2026

Standing with the ME community today and every day.

May 12 • Emma Gore-Lloyd and Karen Hargrave

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March 2026

#ThereForME Update 31: Research and advocacy watch

We’ve been a little low on capacity lately at #ThereForME HQ.

Mar 19 • Karen Hargrave, Nick Benton, and Emma Gore-Lloyd

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The case for change for people with ME — and how to get involved

A guest post from Tessa Munt MP

Mar 4 • Karen Hargrave

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