Membership of the Association for Children Damaged by Hormone Pregnancy Tests (ACDHPT) is open to individuals and families who have been directly affected by Primodos.
As a member of the ACDHPT, you will receive regular email updates on the progress of our ongoing legal battle with the UK Government and manufacturers. You will also be invited to members’ meetings, including the AGM, where you will be able to meet other families and members of ACDHPT’s legal team.
You will also benefit from the considerable support of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Primodos (APPG). It consists of 70 cross-party MPs and members of the House of Lords, and has played a vital role in the success of our campaign. With the APPG’s support, we were successful in calling for an independent inquiry into the link between hormone pregnancy tests and life-changing damage to children – which resulted in the Independent Medicines and Medical Devices Safety Review.
Furthermore, your MP will be invited to offer support to you, as their constituent, once you have given permission for the association to contact them on your behalf.
Finally, you will be invited to join the closed Facebook group where our members are able to discuss concerns with other families, and receive support and advice.
Medical proof
To become a member of the ACDHPT, you will need to provide documentation confirming that either you or your mother were given an HPT during your pregnancy. Further information – including how to obtain this – can be found on our Frequently Asked Questions page.
Annual subscription
To cover administration costs, membership costs £50 per family, per annum. We rely on this vital financial support to fund costs for a range of activities and work, including:
- Research in the UK and Germany
- Document translation costs
- Travel costs associated with lobbying for MP support
- Creating and maintaining our website
- Purchasing stationery
To enquire about becoming a member of the ACDHPT, please complete the following form. We will endeavour to respond to your request as soon as possible and, if necessary, give advice on how to obtain your medical proof.
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