A patient organisation for people with skin conditions
Caring for the skin you live in, together.
We support people living with psoriasis, eczema, vitiligo and other skin conditions, and the people who love them, with trusted information, peer support groups and a friendly voice whenever it is needed.
4,800+ membersa warm community across the country
Free & confidential
Peer support groups
Here for you since 2010
You don’t have to face it alone
A skin condition is more than skin deep. It can affect sleep, work, relationships and confidence. We are a non-profit run by patients, families and volunteers who understand, because many of us have been there too.
Led by patients
People with lived experience shape everything we do.
Reliable information
Our guides are written in plain language together with healthcare professionals.
15+
years of support
120
events every year
9,000
helpline calls answered
How we can help
Practical, emotional and trustworthy support, free of charge, for patients, parents and carers.
Peer support groups
Meet people who truly understand. Friendly groups meet in person and online every month, guided by trained volunteers.
Helpline & guidance
Talk to someone who listens. We offer emotional support and practical guidance on treatments, work and rights.
Trusted information
Clear guides about symptoms, treatments and everyday life, reviewed with dermatologists.
Workshops & events
From skincare workshops to family days and awareness walks, there is always a way to connect.
Advocacy & patient rights
We speak up for fair access to treatment and for the rights of people living with chronic skin conditions.
Families & carers
Support for parents of children with skin conditions, and for partners, friends and carers.
Conditions we support
Every condition is different, and so is every person. Find information, events and people who understand.
Psoriasis
A long-term immune condition that speeds up skin cell growth, causing raised, scaly patches.
Atopic dermatitis (eczema)
Dry, itchy and inflamed skin that often starts in childhood and comes and goes in flares.
Vitiligo
Patches of skin lose their colour when pigment cells stop working. It is not contagious.
Hidradenitis suppurativa
Painful lumps in skin folds that can be hard to talk about. You are not alone.
Alopecia areata
An autoimmune condition that causes patchy hair loss on the scalp or body.
Rosacea
Facial redness, flushing and bumps that can be triggered by heat, stress or certain foods.
Your first steps with us
Getting support is simple, free and at your own pace. Here is what to expect.
Step 1
Reach out
- Call, email or send a message
- Tell us as much or as little as you like
Step 2
Get informed
- Receive clear, reliable guides
- Prepare for your next appointment
Step 3
Connect
- Join a peer support group
- Meet others in person or online
Step 4
Feel stronger
- Learn practical self-care tips
- Become a member or volunteer
Upcoming events
Support groups, workshops and awareness days near you and online.
- Psoriasis
- Psoriatic arthritis
- Support group
Psoriasis peer support group
- Psoriasis
- Webinar
Webinar: new treatments for moderate to severe psoriasis
- Atopic dermatitis (eczema)
- Workshop
Gentle skincare workshop for eczema
Voices from our community
After years of hiding my arms, the support group helped me feel normal again. I finally talk about my psoriasis without shame.
Maria K.Living with psoriasis
The helpline gave me clear answers when my son was diagnosed with eczema. I no longer feel lost at the pharmacy.
Nikos P.Parent of a child with eczema
Volunteering here gave me purpose. Every month I meet people who remind me that we are stronger together.
Eleni S.Volunteer, living with vitiligo
Working together for healthier skin
Hospitals, researchers, pharmacies and companies that support our mission. Replace these names with your partner logos.
SkinCare Alliance
Aegean Health Group
Hope Foundation
City Clinics Network
BrightPath Pharmacies
Olive Research
Medica Labs
CarePoint
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to the questions we hear most often.
Still have questions?
Our team is happy to help. We usually reply within two working days.
Is your support really free?
Yes. Our helpline, information guides and most support groups are free for everyone. Membership is optional and helps us keep our services running.
Do I need a diagnosis to contact you?
No. If you have questions about your skin or a loved one, you are welcome to reach out. We can help you prepare for a visit to your doctor or dermatologist.
Can you give medical advice?
We do not replace your doctor. We share reliable information, help you understand your options and support you emotionally, so you can make informed decisions with your healthcare team.
How can I join a support group?
Browse our events page and filter by area or condition, or contact us and we will suggest a group that suits you, in person or online.
How can I help the organisation?
You can become a member, volunteer, donate, or simply share our information with someone who needs it. Every bit of help counts.
Become part of our community
Members receive our newsletter, early access to events and a voice in our work. Membership is affordable and helps others get support.