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Eczema Support Australia

At Eczema Support Australia you will find trusted connection, information and advocacy for Australians impacted by eczema. They provide a range of evidence-based resources, as well as education and support services, to help individuals and families affected by eczema.

Vision and mission

Eczema Support Australia provides practical support to reduce feelings of isolation and to support those affected by eczema to manage their eczema journey.

Their organisation has three guiding pillars: Connection, Information and Advocacy:

  • connecting people affected by eczema to others to reduce feelings of isolation
  • informing and educating Australians affected by eczema to successfully manage their condition
  • advocating for practical support to improve the lives of Australians affected by eczema.
  • But most of all — We Care. We Listen. We Understand. We Act. We are here for you.

How Eczema Support Australia can help

They understand eczema and support individuals and families through:

Information & Support

  • Eczema Care Online Toolkit — A practical guide for individuals and families managing eczema, including those caring for a child or baby with eczema.
  • Eczema Factsheets — A collection of evidence-based resources.
  • About Eczema — An introduction to eczema causes, triggers, symptoms and treatments.

Connection & Support

  • Support Services, including;
  • Support Group Meetings and Groups — Online and in-person support groups for individuals and families affected by eczema.
  • Information Events — Webinars and community events featuring experts and people with lived experience, providing the latest insights on eczema management.

Advocacy & Support

  • Life Stories — Video series of first-hand experiences from teenagers, adults, children and families living with eczema, offering validation and empowerment to others on their journey.
  • Health Professionals — a wealth of resources curated specifically for Health Professionals. All resources have been codesigned with consumers and medical experts.
  • National Eczema Strategy — Eczema Support Australia has released a report which reveals the devastating impact of eczema for nearly three million Australians.

Information lines / help lines

  • Call 1300 ECZEMA (1300 329 362) Mon to Fri 9am to 5pm AEST

Programs and apps and tools

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This information was originally published on healthdirect - Eczema Support Australia.

Last reviewed: February 2025

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