Meet Rosalind - one of our incredible fundraising stars. For 100 days, Rosalind committed to wearing the same dress every day, turning a simple wardrobe challenge into a powerful act of kindness. Why did she do it? Because she believes that every child affected by eczema deserves support, comfort and hope, and she wanted to use
Learning to swim is an important life skill, as well as great fun, but if your child has eczema swimming can be difficult. Most parents want their children to learn to swim. Where possible, kids with eczema should also have this opportunity, but chlorine in the pool can be a trigger.
It’s not just grown-ups taking on amazing challenges to help families living with eczema, the kids are stepping up to the start (and finish!) lines too! Meet fundraising superstar Ezra. Ezra hasn’t just taken on the Run Bournemouth 1.5k for EOS once... but twice! And in doing so, this incredible young runner has raised over £1,600 for other children and families living with eczema. Having eczema himself, Ezra understands first-hand
In Brodie’s Corner: Grant Steps into the Cage for EOS This March, Grant Mortimore is taking on an incredible challenge for EOS. On 20 March he’ll step into the cage at Ultra MMA Plymouth, raising money and awareness for families living with eczema. Grant is doing it for someone very special: his son, Brodie. Brodie’s
“I’m 15 years old and I have my first proper school exams in a few weeks. My eczema is really bad at the moment, and I’m worried about being able to write and how my skin might affect my grades. Can you give me any advice?” Eczema flares don’t always happen
Walking with Heart: Nicola Takes on the Glasgow Kiltwalk For the Second Time This April, Nicola McLean is returning as an EOS Fundraising Star, and will once again join the Glasgow Kiltwalk. She’s not just a walker: she’s a mum determined to make life better for families living with eczema. EOS is a charity close to her heart. “I chose EOS
The other day, I was chatting with a friend about my daughter’s eczema and everything I do to manage it. She said something that stopped me in my tracks — she thought I was a carer for my daughter. That word surprised me. I look after my daughter because I’m her mum — surely that doesn’t make me a
A stride for a smile: run for children with eczema in 2026 What if one step you took could make life immeasurably better for a child with eczema? For thousands of families across the UK, eczema is a constant struggle. It can be painful, disrupt sleep, affect confidence, and turn simple childhood joys into daily battles. That’s why EOS exists - to
Christmas is just around the corner, with many children now enjoying the daily excitement of their advent calendars and counting down until Santa comes. We wanted to highlight how you can avoid tricky Christmas triggers for a calm, relaxing, flare free festive season. Christmas jumpers Festive jumpers are more popular than
Halloween is just around the corner and there is a good chance your little monster will be excited about going to parties or trick or treating. If your child has eczema, Halloween can be more tricky but by taking a few simple steps, you can make sure it’s still a spook-tacular time
