The Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève (University Hospital of Geneva, HUG) and its children's hospital are home to the national centre where children with liver disease are treated.

AMFE represents children and adults who have suffered from liver disease since childhood, promotes early diagnosis, supports research and defends patients' rights. (only in french)

In Germany, the Leberkrankes Kind e.V. association represents the interests of sick children and their families. (only in german)

Mahana 4 Kids is a Geneva relief fund that provides financial support to children with liver disease and their families. (only in french)

Here you will find figures and lots of interesting information on transplantation in Switzerland. (only in german, french and italian)

Orphanet Switzerland offers a database for rare diseases, medicines and self-help groups.

The association comprises members who have all donated an organ. The members want to maintain contact and exchange experiences with each other and with the circles involved, recognise and formulate existing problems and contribute to their solution. (only in german, french or italian)

The Swiss Liver Transplant Association is our big brother, which looks after the concerns of adults with liver transplants.

On the website of the self-help organisation of German liver transplant patients you will find a lot of useful information. (only in german)

For many disabled people, financial difficulties are the first reason for contacting Pro Infirmis. Other frequently addressed topics are legal and insurance issues. However, Pro Infirmis counselling goes even further and takes the entire life situation into account. The experts also offer advice and help with family problems, housing and job searches. These services can also be utilised by families with children suffering from liver disease.

Swiss liver patient association