Who are the Urostomy Association?
- Monday, October 23, 2023
Find out all about how the Urostomy Association (UA) can help those who have a urostomy or another form of urinary diversion
Providing services and support for people with a stoma, submitted by companies, charities and support groups
Find out all about how the Urostomy Association (UA) can help those who have a urostomy or another form of urinary diversion
Colostomy UK introduces their awareness campaign and how they’re trying to make facilities better for ostomates
This month, Illeostomy and Internal Pouch Association discusses the key information needed when travelling
Guts UK is the charity for the digestive system and is the only UK charity funding research into the digestive system from top to tail; the gut, liver and pancreas
Introducing Ileostomy and Internal Pouch Association, a charity that supports people living with an ileostomy or internal pouch, their families, friends and carers
Jo Sica and Lesley Law discuss how convex pouching systems can help prevent leakage and protect the skin for individuals with stomas, explaining the different types of convex skin barriers available and why it is important to seek guidance to find...
Paola Simoneschi introduces the Urostomy Association and the services they offer to support ostomates.
Richard Biddle introduces Colostomy UK and the ways the charity can support the stoma community
Gutsy Mum Rachel Allen describes how she managed both her and her son’s stomas on a seaside holiday, with useful tips and tricks for fellow ostomates
Luciana Podschun describes her summer during the heatwave and how she has found a new place to live.
Shabnam Ali reports on the ‘Stomas in Parliament’ relay race to raise awareness of ostomy issues among UK MPs
Eric Douglin tells how he bounced back from emergency bowel resection to host the World Club Basketball Tournament
Helinka Carr describes how stoma surgery encouraged her to put her sewing skills into launching an ostomy-friendly fashion brand.
Luciana describes life after COVID-19, travelling to visit her family in Brazil and the importance of making memories with our loved ones.
Silvia Karina Moreira Seifert charts a life that has taken her from Crohn’s disease to an ostomy and a nursing career in Brazil and Chile