Members

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Austria: Regionalgruppe 201 Osterreich des Bundesverbandes Polio e. V. (observer)
www.polio-selbsthilfe.at

BELGIUM: Post Polio Belgie vzw
www.postpolio.be

BELGIUM: AcessAndGo-ABP asbl
accessandgo.be

CZECH REPUBLIC : Asociace Polio
www.polio.cz

DENMARK: Landsforeningen af Polio-, Trafik- og Ulykkeskadede (PTU)
www.polio.dk

FINLAND: Suomen Polioliitto Ry
www.polioliitto.com

FRANCE: Polio-France-GLIP (Groupe de Liaison et d’Information Polio)
www.polio-france.org

GERMANY: Bundesverband Polio e.V.
www.polio-selbsthilfe.de

Hungary: Magyar Polio Alapítvány
www.polio.hu

ITALY: Associazione Interregionale Disabili Motori – AIDM
www.aidmonlus.it

IRELAND: Polio Survivors Ireland
www.polio.ie

NETHERLANDS (The) : (Post)Polio Group from the VSN (Vereniging Spierziekten Nederland)
www.vsn.nl

NORWAY: Landsforeningen for Polioskadde
www.lfps.no

Poland: Polskie Stowarzyszenie Polio+
postpolio.lublin.pl

SCHWEIZ/SWITZERLAND:
Schweizerische Interessengemeinschaft für Poliomyelitis Spätfolgen (SIPS)(Deutsch/German)
Communauté Suisse d’intérêt pour les suites tardives de la poliomyélite (CISP) (Français/French)
Comunità Svizzerad’interessi dei postumi tardivi della poliomielite (CSIP) (Italiano/Italian)
www.polio.ch

SLOVAKIA: Asociácia polio v Slovenskej republike
www.polio.sk

SPAIN: Asociación Afectados de Polio y Síndrome Post-Polio (AAPSP)
www.postpolioinfor.org

SPAIN: Euskadiko Polio Elkartea
polioeuskadi.org

SWEDEN: Personskade förbundet – Riksförbundet för Trafik-, Olycksfalls – och Polioskadade (RTP)
www.rtp.se

U.K.: The British Polio Fellowship
www.britishpolio.org.uk

U.K.: Northern Ireland Polio Fellowship (observers)
www.ni-polio.org

U.K.: Polio Survivors Network
www.poliosurvivorsnetwork.org.uk

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