Jeff’s story: “Don’t be afraid to be colourful”
Jeff found blending in difficult after losing his foot, due to a lack of understanding on his part and other’s. Now his colourful prosthetics are his trademark.
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Jeff found blending in difficult after losing his foot, due to a lack of understanding on his part and other’s. Now his colourful prosthetics are his trademark.
Maia is an anti-bullying advocate and social media influencer who is paving the way for change. Today she shares her journey with acne.
As a child, Toni was in and out of hospital because of her visible difference, impacting her confidence. Changing Faces helped her to accept herself.
Stephanie’s son, Roman, has Congenital Melanocytic Nevi (CMN). She is passionate about raising awareness of CMN and increasing representation of ethnic minorities with visible differences.
It took Catherine almost three decades to get the correct diagnosis for her visible difference. Now she campaigns, so others don’t have to go through the same.
Danielle’s son, Malachi, was born with complex health conditions. Today, Danielle reminds people to be respectful and kind before commenting on a child’s visible difference.
When Jess developed alopecia, she found it difficult to imagine a positive future. Thanks to her family and a supportive social media community, things are now looking bright.
Angela developed vitiligo aged 14 and shares the challenges and joys that it’s brought along the way.
Amanda shares top tips on dating, and the positives and negatives she’s found with dating apps.
When Helen was a teenager, she had an accident which left her with many scars. She’s now in a place where she isn’t afraid who sees them, along with her tattoos!…
Last year, Tee shared his journey towards feeling comfortable with his sexuality and appearance. Today, Tee updates us as a trans man with a visible difference.
Sultan hopes to change the way people view visible difference through his work as a model and now as a Changing Faces campaigner.