NAC online meetings are friendly spaces for people living with aspergillosis, their families, carers and supporters. You can listen, ask questions or simply join in when you feel comfortable.
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Weekly online support meetings (Click & Chat)
Our weekly meetings are informal and welcoming. You do not need to book, prepare anything or speak unless you want to. Newcomers are always welcome.
Tuesday social meeting
When: Tuesdays, 2pm UK time
An informal weekly chat for people affected by aspergillosis. Meet others, share experiences or simply enjoy some company. There is no presentation and no pressure to speak.
Wednesday evening meeting – NEW TRIAL
Starting: Wednesday 18 November 2026
When: Wednesdays, 6–7pm UK time
We’re introducing a new evening meeting to make it easier for people who work during the day, or who cannot attend our existing daytime meetings, to join our aspergillosis support community.
We’re particularly hoping to welcome people who haven’t joined us before, but everyone is welcome, including our regular members!
These will be relaxed, informal meetings where you can chat, ask questions, share experiences or simply listen. There’s no set agenda, no pressure to speak, and you’re welcome to drop in or leave whenever you wish.
We’ll run the evening meetings as a trial and review how they go before deciding whether to make them a regular part of our programme.
Thursday social and discussion meeting
When: Thursdays, 10am UK time
A weekly peer-support meeting where people can share experiences and explore topics related to living with aspergillosis. Some sessions include a short guided discussion, with plenty of opportunity for questions and conversation.
All three weekly meetings use the same Jitsi joining link. No account or booking is needed. Simply click the relevant meeting button at the advertised time.
First Friday monthly NAC support meeting
When: First Friday of each month, 1:00–3:00pm UK time
Our monthly meeting brings together patients, carers and supporters for NAC updates, information about aspergillosis, occasional guest talks, questions and discussion.
Led by the National Aspergillosis Centre team, these longer meetings offer an opportunity to explore topics in more detail and hear about developments in research, diagnosis, treatment and patient support.
Microsoft Teams can be used in your browser or through the Teams app.
Get meeting reminders and updates
You can join any of our meetings directly using the links above. If you would like to receive invitations, reminders, changes to meeting arrangements and relevant support information by email, please sign up below.
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Continue the conversation
If you would like to continue discussions, share useful links or stay in touch between meetings, our online community offers additional ways to connect with others affected by aspergillosis, including our Telegram discussion group.
Explore our online community support
Help joining a meeting
- Use the buttons on this page: they are the current joining links for our meetings.
- For weekly meetings, open the Jitsi link at the scheduled time and enter your name when prompted.
- For the monthly meeting, open the Teams link and choose to join in your browser or through the Teams app.
- You can join using a computer, tablet or smartphone.
- You are welcome to keep your camera switched off if you prefer.
- If a link does not open, refresh this page and try again.
- For other ways to connect with our community, visit our online community support page.
Recent meeting resources
Selected monthly meetings are recorded where appropriate, allowing people who cannot attend to watch later. Weekly peer-support discussions are not recorded, so that people can speak more freely.
Missed a monthly meeting?
Selected First Friday NAC support meetings are available to watch on demand.
Watch recorded patient meetings
Our YouTube channel also includes patient and carer experiences, short information videos and other content from the National Aspergillosis Centre.
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