Welcome to
The Vitiligo Society

A charity who supports, inspires and educates about vitiligo

What is vitiligo

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Have you been diagnosed with vitiligo? or are you just interested in understanding more about the condition.

How to treat vitiligo

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Although there is currently no cure for vitiligo, there are a number of treatments that may work for you.

Ways to cover-up vitiligo

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Self acceptance is key to coping with vitiligo but if you prefer to cover-up, there are a number of options.

Our impact

With your support, we:

Educate

provide information, raise awareness and promote acceptance of vitiligo

Support

through online community, support groups and face-to-face events

Inspire

through story telling and sharing personal experiences

Partner

with local and global vitiligo medical professionals

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Your support helps us raise vital funds and spread awareness of vitiligo

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Upcoming Events

Upcoming events from the Vitiligo Society

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12
Dec 19:00

VitChat – Talk Live to a Volunteer

VitChat Live Chat Service

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12
Dec 19:00

VitChat – Talk Live to a Volunteer

VitChat Live Chat Service

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18
Dec 20:30

Vitiligo Parent Support Network Virtual Support Session

A virtual support group for parents or carers of children with Vitiligo to join together and ask questions as well as support each other.

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19
Dec 19:00

VitChat – Talk Live to a Volunteer

VitChat Live Chat Service

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26
Dec 19:00

VitChat – Talk Live to a Volunteer

VitChat Live Chat Service

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Lifestyle

How Vitiligo Impacted My Identity and the Power of Black History Month

As someone of mixed heritage, my journey with vitiligo goes beyond the visibility of my skin because for a long time it left me questioning my identity. I spent the first eleven years of my life in East London – a diverse part of London where there is an eclectic mix of cultures. However, after […]

21 October 2024

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News

We’ve been nominated for a Smiley Charity Film Award!

We were thrilled to have our #LetsTalkVitiligo short film be nominated for the 2025 Smiley Charity Film Awards! We need your vote! Our film is nominee in this year’s Smiley Charity Film Awards. Every vote counts. It’s easy to view the film to see our amazing and important work and then give us your vote. […]

22 November 2024

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Research & Treatment

Ritlecitinib clinical trial now recruiting

Pfizer, a pharmaceutical company, are now recruiting participants for a study to evaluate the safety and effects of the study medicine ritlecitinib for the possible treatment of nonsegmental vitiligo.  What is the research about? Ritlecitinib has been tested in earlier clinical studies and has a favorable safety profile. At present there are no approved medications […]

26 November 2024

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Stories

Tiffany Cameron on Football, Vitiligo and Embracing her Skin

Earlier this month, I had the pleasure of interviewing Tiffany Cameron, a professional football player with Real Betis on Instagram Live. Tiffany, who developed vitiligo in 2017 after it started as a small spot on her finger, joined me in conversation to talk about how vitiligo had changed her and also her career in the […]

27 November 2024

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Support us

There are many ways to show your support:

Membership

join us and unlock all our fantastic membership benefits

Donate

donate today to help others and support our mission

Fundraising

every penny you raise will help those with vitiligo

Volunteering

you are our lifeblood. Become part of the team