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Child Growth Foundation
2 Mayfield Avenue
Chiswick
London
W4 1PW
Tel: 020 8995 0257 or 020 8994 7625
Web: www.childgrowthfoundation.org
The Child Growth Foundation is the charity that cares throughout life for the children who do not grow, or grow too much, and is also the umbrella organisation for the following support groups.
- Growth Hormone Insufficiency
- Turner's Syndrome
- IUGR
- Russel Silver
- Bone Dysplasia
- SOTOS
- PSM
Among other things, the Child Growth Foundation helps to publicise and promote a wide understanding of the consequences of the extremes of height. Children who fail to grow or grow too much - and even those who are naturally very tall or short - may suffer socially and psychologically as well as medically. Members also have the chance to share their cares with others through a nationwide network, receive regular information, and obtain free entry to the foundations conventions.
If a parent is concerned about any children who may be taller or shorter than they should be, then send an A4 stamped addressed envelope to the foundation. A growth assessment chart will be sent on which you can check if the child's growth is normal or not. If it is not then information on what to do next is available.
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