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Filsuvez® gel approved for use in the EU

The UK is a step closer to having the first approved treatment for EB patients.
Mark Algar and Paul Buckworth complete 113km Ultramarathon to help #FightEB!

On the 18th June 2022, Mark Algar & Paul Buckworth took on an 113km Ultramarathon to help #FightEB.
Leave a legacy

Leaving a gift in your will is a simple but vital way to help make sure DEBRA is there to provide care and support to people living with EB and fund life changing research.
DEBRA Memory Makers campaign raises £55,119!

Our #DEBRAMemoryMakers campaign has raised an incredible £55,119.30 towards our DEBRA holiday homes!

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Furniture collection

Donate your unwanted furniture, homewares and electrical items using our free furniture collection service. With safety measures in place, donating your items couldn’t be easier.
Find a store

Find your nearest DEBRA charity shop and help fight EB. Our stores sell affordable and quality pre-loved clothing, furniture, electrical items, books, homeware and more.
Items we do not sell

Find out what health and safety standards and labels we require and which items we cannot sell.
Contact Us
What is EB?

Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) is a painful genetic skin blistering condition with no cure. Find out about different types of EB, causes, symptoms and treatments.
Donate items

Donate your quality pre-loved items, including clothes, furniture and homeware to keep them from landfill and help us to raise vital funds through our stores. Find out more about how to donate items today.
Work with us

DEBRA can only continue its vital work with the support and encouragement of the local community and with the hard work of its employees and volunteers.
Who we are

DEBRA is the national charity that funds research and healthcare to support individuals and families affected by Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB)
Dystrophic EB (DEB)

Can be mild or severe (dominant or recessive). The defective gene and fragility occurs below the basement membrane within the superficial dermis.
Greenwich

17/23 Woolwich Road, Greenwich, London, SE10 0RA
Tel: 0208 858 5194
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