We need your help. Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) is a group of painful genetic skin conditions that cause the skin to tear and blister at the slightest touch. It is a rare condition but because it is rare, few people know about it.
With your support we can continue to provide the specialist services and support that the EB community needs and accelerate the pace and breadth of our research. Please see below for some ideas on how you can get involved. Thank you.
You can support DEBRA UK through regular and one-off donations, signing up to a fundraising event, arranging your own fundraising event, joining the DEBRA lottery or donating your unwanted goods for our stores. Read more
We are committed to supporting families affected by EB in the UK, whether or not they are members. However, becoming a DEBRA member makes it easier to access our services. Read more
Your support will make a big difference as we #FightEB together. There are lots of resources to help you with your fundraising and we are also on hand to support you every step of the way. Read more
From fundraising challenges and free member get-togethers to training events for professionals, we offer a variety of events you can take part in. Read more
We can help your company achieve your CSR goals, engage your staff and attract clients by building a really strong corporate partnership. We work with companies in a variety of ways, tailoring each partnership to ensure it meets mutual goals. Read more
DEBRA's work wouldn't be possible without the help of our supporters, and this includes charitable trusts and foundations. Read more
Leaving a gift in your will ensures that you can help continue the advancement towards a cure and the improvement of quality of life for people with EB. Your legacy can be to continue to #FightEB Read more
EB can have a huge impact on not just the individual’s life, but their family too. Meet our heroes who have bravely shared their story about what it’s like to live with EB. Read more
Our wide range of volunteering opportunities and flexible approach mean that you decide how and where you give your time. Read more