The Turner Syndrome Foundation Campus Club Initiative empowers college students to lead awareness, advocacy, and education efforts for Turner syndrome—an often underrecognized and underserved condition.

Despite affecting approximately 1 in 2,000 females, Turner syndrome remains widely underdiagnosed, and many individuals lack access to resources and support. Campus clubs help bridge this gap by increasing awareness and connecting communities to education and services.

We are seeking motivated campus leaders who are passionate about advocacy and interested in making a meaningful impact by starting a club at their college or university.

TSF campus leaders serve as ambassadors who:

Raise awareness through events and campaigns
Educate peers and faculty about Turner syndrome
Advocate for early diagnosis and improved care
Engage with campus and local communities
Support outreach and fundraising efforts

If you are interested in creating your club, fill out this form

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