About the Castang Foundation.
Following the death of her brother Max, who had been born with cerebral palsy, Miss Hilda Castang was determined to provide funds for research into the causes of cerebral palsy and other neurodevelopment disorders. She left her entire estate to fund research.
The Castang Foundation is led by a small group of Trustees, with different professional backgrounds.
The Trustees.
The Foundation is led by a small group of Trustees.
Mr Ian Burman
Ian Burman is Chair of the Trustees and has a longstanding connection to the Castang Foundation having, along with fellow Trustee Michael Glynn and settlor Hilda Castang , established the Foundation over 20 years ago. Ian is Managing Partner of the London Office of Laytons LLP.
Mrs Abigail Page
Abigail Page is a Chartered Accountant and Chartered Tax Advisor. She is a Partner of Gibbons Mannington & Phipps LLP and is the Treasurer of the Castang Foundation.
Dr Paul Eunson
Dr Paul Eunson is a Consultant paediatric neurologist at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children in Edinburgh. His particular expertise is in the management of complex neurological problems including cerebral palsy.
Mr Michael Glynn
Michael Glynn, a Chartered Accountant who was in Practice in East Sussex until his retirement, has been a Trustee of the Foundation since its inception and acted as its Treasurer until his retirement.
Professor Jeremy Parr
Jeremy is Professor of Paediatric Neurodisability at Newcastle University, UK. As a Consultant Paediatrician, Jeremy sees children in specialist neurodisability clinics. He is particularly interested in improving evidence based clinical practice around treatments, and interventions. More information about Jeremy's work can be found by clicking on his name above.
Donate to the Castang Foundation.
Childhood neurodisability is very common – most people know at least one family where a child has disability due to a neurological condition. The Castang Foundation funds one or two new research projects each year. However, we would like to increase the amount of research we fund. Your donation to The Castang Foundation could part or completely fund research that could change children’s lives.
To donate, please click the button below. Alternatively, cheques can be posted to Pinners Hall, 105–108 Old Broad Street, London, EC2N 1ER