FRAGILE X ASSOCIATION of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (FRAXSOCAL)
Our non-profit organization was formed to promote public awareness of Fragile X Syndrome with special emphasis on educators and health professionals; provide a forum for families and children with Fragile X to meet and share their ideas, concerns and problems; and support scientific research on Fragile X Syndrome.
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On behalf of the Fragile X Association of Southern California, I would like to thank every one of you for your support this year! Without YOU it would be impossible to achieve our mission and goals year after year. Our non-profit organization is staffed by volunteer Board Members so all donations go straight to our mission. I would like to … Read more...
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July will soon be upon us, it’s time to gear up to Let ‘Em Know about Fragile X. We will once again be partnering in this peer to peer fundraising campaign across the county and hope we count your participation.
LEK Goals:
1. Raise Awareness about Fragile X
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The Summer ArtExperience happens everyday at The Art Exchange located at 356 E. 3rd St., Long Beach CA 90802 in the East Village Arts District – Long Beach. The Summer ArtExperience also features a final exhibition and reception for young artists, families and neighbors. This is an opportunity to show off creative achievements! Details TBA.
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Saturday, April 22, 2017
Why Race for Fragile X?
Fragile X syndrome (FXS) is the leading known cause of inherited intellectual disability and the leading single gene cause of Autism. Approximately 1 million Americans carry the Fragile X mutation, including approximately
