Transforming liver health together

Liver UK is the new name for the British Liver Trust and Children’s Liver Disease Foundation. We’re here to improve liver health for all and support everyone affected by liver disease or liver cancer.

We reach millions of people each year through our campaigns and services.

We’re here to help you with information and support

I'm an adult living with liver disease or caring for someone who is
I am a family member or carer for a child with liver disease
I’m a young person with liver disease
I’m worried about my liver health

Every day, people face liver disease without the support they need.

Your donation will help us be there for those who need it most.

Together, we can transform liver health. Your donation helps us support everyone affected by liver disease and campaign for change.

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Other ways to help

There are many ways you can support our work and help make a difference for people affected by liver disease. Whether you choose to take on a fundraising challenge, volunteer your time, support a campaign, leave a gift in your will or share your story, your support helps us provide information, raise awareness and campaign for better care. Together, we can improve the lives of people of all ages living with liver disease – and the families who love and support them.

Are you at risk of liver disease?

Liver health at-risk checker

Discovering if you are at risk at an early stage means that you can be effectively treated and change your lifestyle before serious problems occur. It also means that you can ask your GP for further tests if needed.

Finding out your risk of liver disease only takes a few minutes and it could be the most important thing you do today.

Liver Cancer UK, which is part of Liver UK, is focussed on improving liver health for all and supporting those affected by liver cancer, and their loved ones.

Our Campaigns

Our campaigns are changing lives by raising awareness, influencing policy and improving access to care. Whether we’re tackling stigma, promoting early diagnosis or helping people understand their liver health, we’re working to ensure no one faces liver disease alone.

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Your donation helps us support people of all ages affected by any type of liver condition, provide trusted information and campaign for better prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care. Together, we can transform lives.

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FAQs

Why did you change your name and rebrand as Liver UK?

Following our merger with Children’s Liver Disease Foundation, we created Liver UK to bring everything together under one clear, inclusive identity and better reflect our role as the UK’s liver health charity. Read more.

Do you support children and families?

Yes. Liver disease can affect people of all ages, including babies, children and young people. We provide information and support for children, parents, carers and families, helping you understand liver conditions and find the guidance you need.

Do you support people with liver cancer?

Yes. Through Liver Cancer UK, we support people affected by liver cancer, including those who have been diagnosed, people waiting for tests or treatment, and family members or carers. We can help you find trusted information, understand what questions to ask, and feel less alone at each stage.  Find out more by visiting Liver Cancer UK.

How can I support Liver UK?

There are lots of ways to support our work. You can make a donation, fundraise, volunteer, leave a gift in your will, support a campaign or help raise awareness by sharing your story. Every act of support helps us be there for more people affected by liver disease and liver cancer. Find out more.

What are the signs and symptoms of liver disease?

Many liver conditions have no symptoms in the early stages, but signs can include fatigue, jaundice, abdominal swelling and unexplained weight loss. It’s important to understand the risk factors and get tested if you are worried.

Can liver disease be prevented?

Around 90% of liver disease in adults is considered preventable, with major risk factors including alcohol harm, type 2 diabetes, obesity and viral hepatitis. Some liver diseases are caused by genetic or autoimmune conditions.  You can find out more about the risk factors here.

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