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Associação Portuguesa De Paramiloidose

Associação Portuguesa de Paramiloidose

Avª D. António Bento Martins Júnior
Vila do Conde, Portugal
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A Associação Portuguesa de Paramiloidose é uma Instituição Particular de Solidariedade Social com sede na Rua Dr. António Bento Martins Júnior – Vila do Conde e estende a sua ação a todo o território nacional através dos seus Núcleos, nomeadamente Barcelos, Braga, Esposende, Figueira da Foz, Lisboa, Matosinhos/Porto, Ribatejo, Vila do Conde/Póvoa de Varzim e Unhais da Serra/Covilhã.
 
A Associação Portuguesa de Paramiloidose (APP) foi constituída em Junho de 1979, por um conjunto de pessoas ligadas à problemática da Paramiloidose – doentes, seus familiares, médicos e outros profissionais da saúde -com o objetivo de unirem esforços para melhorarem as condições de vida dos doentes de Paramiloidose e das suas famílias.
 
A Associação Portuguesa de Paramiloidose tem objetivos de Solidariedade humana e social, visando melhor integração na sociedade dos seus indivíduos portadores de PAF e fomentando os meios mais adequados ao seu tratamento e recuperação.

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