Call out for young women with CAH!

Feb 22, 2021

DSD Families are recruiting young adults aged 16-25 with experience of variations of sex development to help shape and develop some of their peer psychosocial support ideas.

Since CAH falls under the variations of sex development umbrella, they would like to speak to any young women with CAH. As a thank you for the 6 hours work required (from home, via a computer) they are offering a £50 voucher to those who can contribute.

For more information or to get involved, see the flier here.

 

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