Changing Faces

@FaceEquality

We are the UK's leading charity for everyone with a mark, scar or condition - providing support and promoting respect.

United Kingdom changingfaces.org.uk Joined October 2009

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🎫 We’ve launched the Changing Faces Weekly Lottery!

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Changing Faces @FaceEquality Jun 9

“We are incredibly proud of Nuala - her courage, her strength, and her resilience.”

Parenting a child with a visible difference can be challenging. A Changing Faces webinar helped Megan to positively reframe her daughter’s visible difference: social.changingfaces.org.uk/cPJwQU

Megan is a white woman with brunette hair. She has nuala on her lap, wearing a pink raincoat and cap. Nuala has eye loss.

Nuala sits on the sofa, with a bag of popcorn and bowl of party rings on her lap. She waers red pyjamas

Nuala in a beautiful park surrounded by blue skies and green trees. She's sat on a wooden bear statue smiling at the camera.

Changing Faces @FaceEquality Jun 8

📢 Free community webinar: Skin camouflage, vitiligo and you.

In partnership with @VitiligoSociety, we’re running a free webinar about skin camouflage options for people with vitiligo and the support available.

Register: social.changingfaces.org.uk/HpSiEo

graphic features an image of Joti, a south asian woman with vitiligo. it reads: "free community webinar: Skin camouflage, vitiligo and you. Thursday 2 July, 6:30pm. more information online.

Changing Faces @FaceEquality Jun 3

“I wish I could go back and show younger me how little her visible difference will end up defining her.”

Rachel acquired scarring after the removal of a haemangioma. Bullying impacted her self-esteem but she’s learning to see her difference as a strength: social.changingfaces.org.uk/ZwjWYO

A white woman with long brunette hair takes a selfie, standing close to the camera and tilting her head to the side to highlight a scar on her cheek

a picture taken of rachel who is sat down against dark curtains. She has sunglasses propped on her head, is wearing black, and smiles at the camera

Rachel as a child, in bed reading a story. She has a raised strawberry birthmark on her cheek and has a 90s fringe and high ponytail

Changing Faces @FaceEquality May 20

“Since getting support from Changing Faces, I have set myself a goal for 2026 to learn to love my bald self.”

After developing alopecia areata, Tracey felt that she’d lost her identity. Following support, she’s on a mission of self-acceptance: social.changingfaces.org.uk/t76NnR

Tracey is a white woman in her 40s with alopecia. She has dark eyebrows and thick eyelashes and takes a selfie on her sofa at home.