Our
Mission

Grand Charles aims to:

Support the search for a vaccine against herpes encephalitis by leading a strategy of innovation and general interest that benefits all those involved in care.

The Association thus creates and develops tools that make
advance the understanding of the disease, the development of innovative therapies and their application to humans. Its principles of action: innovation and therapeutic efficacy.

Help patients and families to carry out their life project, while waiting for treatment. With this objective, the Association leads a fight for access to diagnosis and care adapted to local support, by favoring the search for innovative solutions and the response to the needs of patients.

Communicate by carrying the voice of sick people and caregivers and thus mobilize as many people as possible to advance the fight. This communication aims to improve knowledge of this very rare and largely ignored disease, to share and explain advances in research and therapeutic progress.

Founded by Edouard Bieth, Eve Bieth, Anne Laure Rochery and Renaud Martel, the Grand Charles Association took on its full meaning when Charles Bieth, the second son of Eve and Edouard suffered from herpetic encephalitis at the age of 4 months and then a second at the age of 4 years. Charles' parents, godmother and godfather have decided to act together and with the scientific and medical community in order to alert other parents, support affected families and above all accelerate the search for a vaccine against herpes.

Our Board

The Bureau of the association is made up of the father, the mother, the godmother and the godfather of Charles. It is completed by our honorary members, all from the medical community (neuropaediatrician, immunologist, nursing staff, etc.).
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