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Vote for us to win!
The Ichthyosis Support Group (ISG) has reached the finals of the National Lottery Awards and we need your votes to help us to WIN! Please vote for the ISG NOW! The National Lottery Awards are an annual search to find UK’s favourite lottery funded projects, recognising the difference lottery – funded projects make to communities [...]
The National Lottery Awards
The National Lottery Awards are an annual search to find the UK’s favourite Lottery-funded projects. Lottery players raise £35 million each week for projects all across the UK and the Awards are a great way to highlight how that funding has changed the UK for the better. Now in their tenth year, the Awards recognise [...]
Spread the word, help us get votes to WIN!
Family, friends, schools, workplaces and clubs Make sure you tell everyone! Get everyone to vote for us. Share information on Facebook, Twitter, and link to our website! Download leaflets and posters and Email Template to distribute and display wherever you can think of! Newspapers Call your local newspaper, websites, TV and radio stations and ask them to champion [...]
Contact your local media and help us WIN!
Newspapers Call your local newspaper, websites, TV and radio stations and ask them to champion the Ichthyosis Support Group and the Family Day 2012 held at Old Trafford, home of Manchester United – by encouraging their readers/listeners to vote for us is a great way to gain extra publicity. They’re always keen to hear from [...]
Support us with a text!
Help support our cause with a donation by text. It is very easy! Please support ISG by donating an affordable amount by simply texting your donation to 70070 and use unique code ICHT14 followed by a space then £10 to make a £10 donation. For more information before you text please click on the image. [...]
Dermatology Council for England survey of changing dermatology services
We are seeking your feedback on current dermatology services. The Dermatology Council for England (DCE) has launched two surveys aimed at assessing the impact of the Government’s health reforms on dermatology services. There are two versions of the survey, one for patients and another for health professionals. Pending the number of responses, the DCE aims [...]