Calling all aspiring artists - we need you! We are releasing a Christmas eCard to raise much needed funds and we need members of our High 5 Club to design them. If you are talented with a crayon or nifty with a glue stick, we need your help. The competition is open to all High
Eczema Outreach Support won an award at a glittering London ceremony to recognise the impact small charities have. EOS won the Highly Commended award at the FSI Small Charity Big Impact Awards earlier this year. The event is in its third year and EOS beat hundreds of other small charities to be announced as a
The end of summer holidays is looming - and by now most Scottish schools have returned - which means it's back to early rises, frantically ironing shirts at 8.45am and asking if homework has been done on repeat. But a return to school is also an opportunity to fundraise for EOS. Some schools chose a
Eczema Outreach Support is helping more people than ever before - providing support and advice for families dealing with eczema. As a charity, we rely on our members and the public to raise funds for us so we can continue to be there for families when they need support. If you could help we have
We hosted our latest EOS Family Learn & Share Day on Saturday (16 March) at the City Art Centre in Edinburgh, with more than 100 people attending another successful event. These events allow families to come together to support each other, learn about latest treatment options, and provide an opportunity for kids to meet
Over the past 6 months our Outreach worker has been travelling across Scotland delivering 37 eczema workshops in 21 primary schools! From Edinburgh to Aberlour and East Kilbride to Stornoway, our young members have taken on the challenge of helping their classmates learn what eczema is really like. Â Â We offer workshops to children who
Today we hosted an event for families with a baby or toddler with eczema.  The children enjoyed a Hartbeeps multi sensory musical class and parents/carers were able to have a chat and share their experiences of having a child with eczema and learn from each other. EOS staff were on hand to answering questions
