We are delighted to announce the programme of workshops taking place at our Paediatric Continence Care Conference in October this year. Tickets for this hybrid event are available to purchase for £99. Workshops Toilet training for children with complex ASD…
We’re excited to share a series of videos, blogs and other helpful resources all created by our ERIC Young Champions aged 11 – 18 years. This group which was set up to review and improve ERIC’s age relevant resources for…
ERIC, The Children’s Bowel & Bladder Charity are delighted to announce that the National Lottery Community Fund has awarded ERIC £358K over three years to support the ongoing work of the ERIC Helpline. This will enable us to further develop…
Date: 10th October 2022 Venue: Hilton Birmingham Metropole Time: 9am – 4.30pm We are returning to a physical event with a virtual option also available via live streaming from the main conference room. #ERICConf2022 – Equality and Inclusion: Making sure…
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A new app has been launched by Bristol Health Partners for anyone who experiences bladder or bowel leakage, or cares for a young person who does. ERIC were delighted to contribute our expertise to the app’s content creation and review…
URApp is officially available for download! URApp smartphone app logoURApp is specially designed to support young people with daytime wetting and urgency. It works as a self-management tool to support bladder training in young people. URApp provides: URApp helped me…
In response to requests from families, schools and health care professionals, the charities Bladder & Bowel UK and ERIC, The Children’s Bowel & Bladder Charity, have teamed up to produce comprehensive, practical information for educational establishments regarding bladder and bowel…
A new policy report calls for improved understanding and care of children with bladder and bowel conditions at secondary school. The report’s key finding makes for troubling reading: continence problems are common in young people, but some schools are not…
