Gift aid FAQs
See our FAQs if you have any questions about gift aid. If you are a UK taxpayer we can collect an extra 25% on top of your donation at absolutely no cost to you.
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Gift aid
If you are a UK taxpayer we can collect an extra 25% on top of your donation at absolutely no cost to you. This makes a huge difference to our income, so please do sign our gift aid declaration form if you are eligible.
Managing leaks
Are you experiencing leakage or worried about it happening to you? Then check out this ‘Ask the Experts’ webinar, sponsored by Coloplast Ltd, focusing on this common issue, from likely causes of leaks to practical ways to manage them and minimise the chances of them happening again.
Improving services for Scottish patients
In Winter 23’s Journal, we reported on five ‘calls to action’ put to the Scottish Parliament to improve services for Scottish patients. Here, Brian Fretwell gives an update on progress.
Volunteer with us
Make a difference – join our valued volunteers! Kind hearted and community spirited, our valued volunteers are the lifeblood of the Urostomy Association.
Improving patients’ experiences of diagnosis
We are a member of National Voices, a coalition of more than 200 like-minded charities. We have joined together to launch a collaborative vision for improving patients’ experience of the diagnosis process.
Loving life again
Faced with cervical cancer for the second time, Lucy had a urostomy to give her the very best chance of surviving. Now thriving, she’s sharing her story to show that having a urinary diversion doesn’t need to stop you embracing the life you want to live.
How your money helps
We are grateful for every gift we receive. Whether this be a first donation, regular monthly gift, a funeral collection, a gift in celebration, or following some fantastic fundraising. Please know we spend every penny with great care. See how your money helps…
What is a urostomy?
This page is for anyone who has, or is about to have, a urostomy. It explains what a urostomy is and why it may be necessary. It explores issues such as how a stoma is formed and the different types of urostomy pouches available.
Looking after a loved one with a urinary diversion
If you are caring for your loved one, it can feel rewarding knowing you are playing a big part in helping them stay as well and as active as possible. However, it can sometimes be demanding both physically and emotionally, especially if you are juggling your caring responsibilities with work and other activities.