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National Osteoporosis Society

Osteoporosis helpline

0845 450 0230

9am - 5pm Mon-Fri

How we help

As the only UK charity dedicated to improving the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of osteoporosis, we offer a wide range of services to people who are concerned about osteoporosis.  

Whether you are personally affected by the disease, a health professional seeking technical information on osteoporosis, or whether you simply wish to find out general information on the condition, we will be able to help you.

Explore the links in this section to find out more about what we do to help the one in two women and one in five men over the age of 50 who suffer from the fragile bone disease.

Who we are

The National Osteoporosis Society is the only UK wide charity dedicated to improving the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of osteoporosis and fragility fractures

 

What we do

Learn more about our essential services

 

Our organisation

How our charity is structured and managed

 

Our Partners

The Pharmaceutical companies we work with

 

Research

Find out more about how we fund clinical research

Fragile bones lead to 300,000 fractures in the UK annually.

Together we can do something to help prevent these fractures.

Your support brings us closer to a breakfree future for everyone.

Find out more

Our Forum

National Osteoporosis Society Forum

Join our forum today and talk to other people about osteoporosis.

Can you help?

Donate

Make a difference with a regular gift

 

Fundraise

Take part in an event

 

Get involved

Find a support group near you

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More ways to help

Vacancies

The National Osteoporosis Society is a renowned UK health charity based six miles south of Bath. We offer 25 days holiday a year, flexible working and a proactive staff development programme.

Read about vacancies

Annual Report 2011

Download a copy of our 2011 Annual Report here.

Annual Report 2011

Investments in medical research today can change the future for people with or at risk of fragile bones and keep people breakfree for life

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