HUK Events List

Join friend of the charity and We Are Overloaded participant, Sarah, and Haemochromatosis UK's very own Neil Irwin at this very special, in person Iron Brew social gathering in Draperstown.

FULLY BOOKED Join us for our 2026 Nursing Study Day in Portsmouth! During the day, we will listen to 9 expert speakers and discuss the latest practice in diagnosing and treating genetic haemochromatosis. Come along, and be awarded 6 hours of RCN-accredited CPD hours!

Iron Brews are informal events to talk about your experience with haemochromatosis and to hear from others in the same situation, supported by knowledgeable charity staff. People who join these calls find them supportive, informative and hugely beneficial.

This interactive webinar (1hr) provides a rapid introduction to genetic haemochromatosis, its symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and ongoing care for primary care practitioners.

This interactive webinar provides a rapid introduction to genetic haemochromatosis, its symptoms and treatment for nurses and healthcare practitioners.

Join us for our festive Iron Brew, meeting others with genetic haemochromatosis, sharing stories or just to listen.

This interactive webinar provides a rapid introduction to genetic haemochromatosis, its symptoms and treatment for nurses and healthcare practitioners.

Iron Brews are informal events to talk about your experience with haemochromatosis and to hear from others in the same situation, supported by knowledgeable charity staff. People who join these calls find them supportive, informative and hugely beneficial.

This interactive webinar (1hr) provides a rapid introduction to genetic haemochromatosis, its symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and ongoing care for primary care practitioners.

This is a special Iron Brew for under-35s, co-hosted by Brad Parker, who lives with the condition. Brad has set himself an incredible challenge: two marathons and three half-marathons in just five months - all in support of people affected by Haemochromatosis.

This interactive webinar provides a rapid introduction to genetic haemochromatosis, its symptoms and treatment for nurses and healthcare practitioners.

Iron Brews are informal events to talk about your experience with haemochromatosis and to hear from others in the same situation, supported by knowledgeable charity staff. People who join these calls find them supportive, informative and hugely beneficial.

This interactive webinar (1hr) provides a rapid introduction to genetic haemochromatosis, its symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and ongoing care for primary care practitioners.

Iron Brews are informal events to talk about your experience with haemochromatosis and to hear from others in the same situation, supported by knowledgeable charity staff. People who join these calls find them supportive, informative and hugely beneficial.

This interactive webinar provides a rapid introduction to genetic haemochromatosis, its symptoms and treatment for nurses and healthcare practitioners.

Iron Brews are informal events to talk about your experience with haemochromatosis and to hear from others in the same situation, supported by knowledgeable charity staff. People who join these calls find them supportive, informative and hugely beneficial.

This interactive webinar (1hr) provides a rapid introduction to genetic haemochromatosis, its symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and ongoing care for primary care practitioners.

Iron Brews are informal events to talk about your experience with haemochromatosis and to hear from others in the same situation, supported by knowledgeable charity staff. People who join these calls find them supportive, informative and hugely beneficial.