Daniel has had eczema since he was just a baby EOS member Daniel and his mum Sheena shared their eczema journey and how EOS has helped them with a newspaper as part of World Eczema Day. Daniel had to wear bandages as a baby and would itch and rub until he
Aria smashed her initial fundraising target EOS member Aria raised over £600 for EOS with a sponsored walk around her home town. The six-year-old was greeted by family and friends at the finish of her 5km walk. Aria decided to take on the challenge to give back to EOS
We were so excited to be joined by so many of our H5C members at our most recent High 5 Kids Club on 11th September 2023. We all had lots of fun talking all things eczema and the older session even got the opportunity to ask their own questions to Sandra
Eczema Outreach Support has been working with other organisations and Sanofi to develop a Patient Charter for people living with atopic eczema. It was launched in July in Westminster, London where parliamentarians heard about the experiences of people living with eczema and what needs to change so they receive the best support and care.
EOS was recently contacted by an organisation called Eczema Clothing, who generously offered to donate some skin-kind clothing and also pledged to donate 50p to EOS for every one of their Mitten-T’s sold. We are grateful for their offer of financial support. If you haven’t come across them before, you can find Eczema
We are thrilled the to launch our new report: ‘Time for Change in the UK: The true impact of eczema and the experiences of children, young people and their families in managing the condition’. This report has been written and funded by Sanofi Genzyme in collaboration with Eczema Outreach Support (EOS), who work to support
Topical corticosteroids (also known as topical steroids) are often used to treat eczema and come in several forms including creams, ointments and lotions. Like many treatments, they can have side effects, many of which are known, however the group of side effects known as Topical Steroid Withdrawal (TSW) are often less well understood. In response
This weekend marks Easter, a time for celebrating the change in season and eating lots of chocolate. But if you have a child with eczema, Easter can be tricky to navigate. For some, food intolerances and allergies can trigger flare ups, milk chocolate and eggs being some common allergens. Those celebrating Easter will be doing
Has your child been offered phototherapy as treatment for eczema? You could help research by taking part in this important survey on phototherapy and your experiences with it. Even if you were offered the treatment but decided against it, you can still share your views on why you reached that conclusion. The research is being
