Turner Syndrome FoundationTS Population In Rhode Island
There are about 272 women affected by Turner Syndrome in Rhode Island. Many of them do not even know they have TS. You can help!
Email info@tsfusa.org
Call 1(800)594-4585
Community Stories
Kym Hall is native to New Jersey. She is a staunch advocate for women and had helped pass legislation in 2013 for the Turner Syndrome Awareness Bill AJR6.
Join Kym in signing the petition.
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TSF provides many ways for the community to connect, be social and contribute to the community outreach efforts. Many of our activities are virtual, so anyone, anywhere can participate. Check our event calendar to find out about our online events and to see if there is an event in a location near you!
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Choose from exciting program areas to get involved in a big or small way: Raise Awareness, Share Education Resources, Advocate for Change, Research Initiatives and so much more. TSF offers orientation & ongoing support for your success.
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