Helping People find their way
Living with complicated symptoms that don’t fit a diagnosis is challenging. Those affected may feel dismissed, overlooked and forgotten in the healthcare system. If this is familiar, you are not alone. We help people find a way forward.
What we offer
signposting
Support
Research
Education & Awareness
Resources for patients
These guides will help you navigate your health journey. Learn how to handle GP visits, hospital appointments, and living with MUS (medically unexplained symptoms). Each one is full of information, suggestions, and helpful tips!
GP visits
Hospital appointments
Medically Unexplained Symptoms
Jess's Rule
An important step forward in patient safety
Jess’s Rule is a welcome step forward in patient safety, encouraging GPs to “think again” when symptoms persist or a diagnosis remains unclear after three consultations. Named after Jessica Brady, it reinforces the importance of revisiting assumptions and listening carefully to patients with ongoing concerns.
Seeking a second opinion in the face of uncertainty should be seen as good practice, not a weakness. While this is a positive cultural shift, further work is needed to ensure people with complex or unexplained symptoms are properly supported and signposted
Movement for good
The Benefact Group’s Movement for Good initiative offers a simple but powerful opportunity to support charities by giving away company profits to good causes. Through public nominations and funding rounds, it helps channel meaningful financial support to organisations making a real difference in their communities.
Please nominate us now!