Face Equality Week

Face Equality Week (11 - 15 May) is an annual campaign to transform conversations about visible differences. This year we are asking you to Think Before You Speak.

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We are here for everyone with a scar, mark or condition on their face or body.

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If you are struggling with the emotional impact of a visible difference, call or message our Support and Information Line.

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Skin Camouflage can help to reduce the appearance of your scar mark or condition if you’re not ready to celebrate your visible difference yet.

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Advice and guidance

Our guides aim to help you cope with the challenges of having a visible difference, with tailored advice for parents, children and young people.

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Many children with a visible difference are being excluded, bullied, and left without the support they need at school. It doesn’t have to be this way. We’re calling for action.

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