Our vitiligo partnerships and affiliations reflect how we work with clinical bodies, regulators, researchers and support organisations to inform our work and support people affected by vitiligo. These relationships help ensure our information is accurate, up to date and shaped by both clinical expertise and lived experience.

We engage with clinical, regulatory and health system bodies to ensure our work reflects current evidence, policy and clinical guidance. This includes contributing lived‑experience insight where appropriate, staying informed about changes to treatment pathways, and supporting awareness of vitiligo within wider dermatology services.

NHS England
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National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)
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Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA)
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British Association of Dermatologists
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UK Dermatology Clinical Trials Network
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Scottish Medicines Consortium
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British Skin Foundation
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Cochrane Collaboration
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We connect with vitiligo‑focused and research‑led organisations internationally to share learning, contribute patient perspectives and stay informed about developments in research and clinical understanding.

Global Vitiligo Foundation
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Vitiligo Research Foundation
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Vitiligo International Patient Organisations Committee
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Living with vitiligo can have a significant emotional and psychological impact. We work alongside specialist organisations that support mental wellbeing, appearance‑related distress and emotional resilience, allowing us to signpost people to additional support when needed.

Changing Faces UK
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The Samaritans
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The Wren Project
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Live Life To The Full
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Living with vitiligo can have a significant emotional and psychological impact. We work alongside specialist organisations that support mental wellbeing, appearance‑related distress and emotional resilience, allowing us to signpost people to additional support when needed.

Counselling Directory
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Nutritionist Resource
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Therapy Directory
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Together, these vitiligo partnerships and affiliations help us strengthen our voice, improve understanding and signpost people to trusted external support. Our partnerships also inform our work across the site, including our information about vitiligo, research and clinical trials, and the support we offer through our Living With Vitiligo section.

The link(s) listed below are provided for information purposes only. Statements and opinions expressed on these sites are not necessarily those of The Vitiligo Society and the Society does not endorse or recommend any particular products or services.