We provide trusted vitiligo information, advice and emotional support for people affected by vitiligo across the UK. Through our helpline, live information webinars and dedicated volunteer team, we offer compassionate support shaped by lived experience.

Living with vitiligo can raise many questions. It can also affect confidence, wellbeing and everyday life. For this reason, our services exist to help you feel informed, supported and less alone.

Our friendly team of volunteers all have personal experience of how vitiligo can affect your life. While our services never replace the advice of medical professionals, we are here to listen, offer reassurance and signpost you to accurate, trustworthy information about vitiligo.

We can support you by:

You do not need a referral to access any of our services.

Our vitiligo helpline is a compassionate phone service for anyone affected by vitiligo.

The helpline is available Monday to Friday, 10am–3pm, and allows you to speak directly with a member of our team. During the call, we offer time, understanding and practical guidance.

Our team can:

Although our team are not medical professionals and cannot advise on which treatment is right for you, they can help you understand the options available and where to find further support. Call 020 3778 2204 to speak to us.

We host live information webinars throughout the year. These sessions provide an opportunity to stay informed about vitiligo research, treatments and ways to live well with the condition.

Our webinars cover topics such as:

Each year, around World Vitiligo Day (25 June), we host a dedicated event focused on living well with vitiligo. These sessions often include expert talks, personal stories and live Q&A opportunities.

You can watch recordings on our YouTube channel, follow us on Eventbrite, or subscribe to our Newsletter to stay up to date.

If you can’t find the information you are looking for on our website, our volunteer team is here to help.

Our volunteers can respond to questions about living with vitiligo, available support and where to find trusted information. In addition, we work with dermatologists who kindly give their time to help answer more complex questions when appropriate.

If you would like to ask a question or need further support, please get in touch:

hello@vitiligosociety.org.uk

You might find our services helpful if you:

If you are in crisis or need urgent mental health support, we encourage you to contact your GP or appropriate emergency services.