News stories

As the WHO prepares to meet to formulate its plans to eradicate meningitis by 2030, Meningitis Now has re-confirmed its commitment to the vision.

Father and son cyclists Jonny and Joe have completed The Way of The Roses coast-to-coast bike ride for Meningitis Now to honour meningitis victim Lewis.

Meet Meningitis Now's new Community Ambassador Graeme, who has volunteered for the charity since the loss of his daughter Katherine 2016

Mother of two Nickie will be running the Great North Run on Sunday with husband and novice runner Ron, following son Lucas' experience with meningitis

Meningitis Now are extremely saddened to hear that long-time supporter and great friend Glenda has lost her fight for life

Meningitis survivor Adam will be lining up amongst 54,000 other runners at this year's Great North Run - for the third time! - to raise money for Meningitis Now

Meningitis Now supporter Myrian is raising awareness of unseen and invisible disabilities, after viral meningitis left her with after-effects

Read the latest update from our Volunteering team

Alongside Meningitis Now, Gavin and Fiona Mason, who lost their son Tim to MenW, are urging parents and young people to take control and ensure they've had the MenACWY vaccine

Read the latest update from our Volunteering team

I’m Ruth and I have spent the last three days doing my year 10 work experience at Meningitis Now

29 Meningitis Now Ambassadors met up at our Head Office to do just that in an event organised by our volunteering team – and to attend our Remembrance Garden 10th anniversary event.

In a recent Westminster debate, MPs heard how not enough is being done to support children, young people and adults with an acquired brain injury in the UK

The Department of Health & Social Care has published a report summarising responses to the twelve recommendations made by the Meningococcal Working Group

Congratulations from everyone at Meningitis Now to Celebrity Patron Joanna Trollope, who has been made a CBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours List

Sports presenter Seema Jaswal is backing our campaign for students and young people, after she suffered from bacterial meningitis in her teens

Meningitis Now supporter Nick, who suffered from bacterial meningitis, is backing our plea to young people to ensure they're vaccinated against MenACWY

Read the latest update from our Volunteering team

Meningitis Now is holding a reception for families who have lost a loved one to meningitis this summer to commemorate ten years since the opening of the Remembrance Garden

Budding triathlete Simon is teaching himself to swim using the power of the Internet in preparation for his fundraising challenge - the Woburn Abbey triathlon