Our response to the Women & Equalities Select Committee Report on Body Image
Today we warmly welcome the Women & Equalities Select Committee report and recommendations to Government following their inquiry into body image.
News and press releases from our charity as well as updates and developments relevant to the visible difference community.
Today we warmly welcome the Women & Equalities Select Committee report and recommendations to Government following their inquiry into body image.
We are pleased to announce that we have appointed Heather Blake as our new Chief Executive. Heather will join Changing Faces on Monday 17 May.
Sleek will be featuring three of our campaigners, Amba, Prisha and Tatyana, in their upcoming social media campaigns as part of our Pledge To Be Seen movement.
Becky Hewitt explains why she'll be stepping down as CEO and David Clayton, Chair of Trustees, shares plans for a smooth transition to a new CEO.
We're calling on parents, teachers and young people to celebrate difference, after 56% of children with a visible difference say they feel lonely.
A self-guided online tool called [email protected] will help adults with visible differences manage appearance-related distress and anxiety.
Changing Faces survey reveals the double challenge facing many men with visible differences, with a quarter saying they feel self-conscious or embarrassed.
Changing Faces welcomes the report’s recommendation that children and young people with skin conditions should have access to mental health support.
Richard was a much-valued member of our team, write David Clayton, Chair of Trustees and Becky Hewitt, CEO of Changing Faces.
Social media is a crucial space for people with visible differences, but many of our community are still subject to trolling and online abuse.
Read a personal tribute from David Clayton, Chair of Trustees, following the passing of his friend and founder of Changing Faces, Dr James Partridge OBE.
James was a tireless champion for people with visible differences, write David Clayton, Chair of Trustees and Becky Hewitt, CEO of Changing Faces.