Online Conference 2020
On 26th – 28th June 2020, we held our first ever online CMN Conference. We welcomed 82 families and individuals with CMN to our programme of events – it was wonderful to see you all!
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On 26th – 28th June 2020, we held our first ever online CMN Conference. We welcomed 82 families and individuals with CMN to our programme of events – it was wonderful to see you all!
We are excited to announce that Ronnie the Bear has had babies (!!) – and we now have lots of Ronnie the Bear’s ready to be loved by all our members and supporters. You can now purchase your very own Ronnie the Bear.
We are excited to launch the Young Ambassadors Programme for all registered young people affected by CMN (13 to 19 years).
Melanoma arising in people affected by CMN is very difficult to treat. Based on knowledge of the genetics of CMN a drug has been used recently to try to treat melanoma in children, with some good effects, but it is usually not strong enough to reverse the melanoma completely. Other drugs are therefore needed to…
We’re inviting you, your family and friends to take part in the 2.6 Challenge from Sunday 26 April to help Caring Matters Now to continue its work supporting children and adults affected by CMN.
You are invited to take part in our creative competition! We would like you to turn our CMN logo into a beautifully colourful rainbow design in support of our amazing NHS.
Set yourself a lockdown challenge by climbing Mount Everest – at home! How? By climbing your stairs 3000+ times!
Dear Friends I do hope that during this difficult time you and your family are taking care and keeping well. Like other charities, our Trustees and members of staff, have had to make big adjustments over the last couple of weeks, yet with the aim of continuing to be there for you during these uncertain…
Are you stuck at home? Bored of schoolwork? Want something positive to focus on?
Are you aged 14-17 years old and have visible CMN or numerous CMN either on your face and/or arms/hands?
Do you think having CMN can be a positive experience in some ways?
We want to hear about your experience as a young person with CMN.
Statement from Professor V Kinsler “There should be no increased risk of Covid-19 to any individual from having Congenital Melanocytic Naevus on the skin. There is no scientific evidence that there is any problem with temperatures in anyone with CMN over and above that seen in those with normal skin.” If anyone has any concerns…