ERIC – The Children’s Bowel & Bladder Charity

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ERIC is the national charity dedicated to improving children’s bowel and bladder health. Our mission is to reduce the impact of continence problems on children and their families.

ERIC, the Children’s Bowel and Bladder Charity is the UK’s leading charity supporting all children and teenagers with a bowel or bladder problem.

Why ERIC you may wonder?!

Well, our official title since ERIC was set up back in the 1980s is: Education And Resources For Improving Childhood Continence.

In 2016, we decided to simplify things by adding the ‘Children’s Bowel & Bladder Charity’ after our name.

We are also well known as the wee and poo experts!

For over thirty years, we have been providing information and emotional support to families about these common but often misunderstood conditions.

1 in 12 children in the U.K. are affected by a bowel or bladder condition including constipation, soiling and wetting accidents and bedwetting. The impact on their life, and their family’s, can be devastating.

The embarrassment and shame surrounding these continence problems, means that many young people and their families suffer in silence with no-one to turn to.

The actions we take and decisions we make at ERIC aim to reduce the impact of bowel and bladder issues on children’s and teenagers lives in the UK by:

  • Improving the social environment for children, young people and families in relation to bowel and bladder issues
  • Enabling children, young people and families to make informed choices about bladder and bowel issues.
  • Increasing early intervention into (or early prevention of) childhood bowel and bladder issues
  • Providing equality of access to information and services for all

The impact of getting the right support and information to deal with a continence difficulty can be dramatic: children can start living a normal life, they can take part in social activities, they feel happier and more confident, and the strain on family life is lifted.

 

 

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36 Old School House, Britannia Road, Kingswood, Bristol BS15 8DB

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51.459018752197, -2.5151245964512

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ERIC is the national charity dedicated to improving children’s bowel and bladder health. Our mission is to reduce the impact of continence problems on children and their families.

ERIC, the Children’s Bowel and Bladder Charity is the UK’s leading charity supporting all children and teenagers with a bowel or bladder problem.

Why ERIC you may wonder?!

Well, our official title since ERIC was set up back in the 1980s is: Education And Resources For Improving Childhood Continence.

In 2016, we decided to simplify things by adding the ‘Children’s Bowel & Bladder Charity’ after our name.

We are also well known as the wee and poo experts!

For over thirty years, we have been providing information and emotional support to families about these common but often misunderstood conditions.

1 in 12 children in the U.K. are affected by a bowel or bladder condition including constipation, soiling and wetting accidents and bedwetting. The impact on their life, and their family’s, can be devastating.

The embarrassment and shame surrounding these continence problems, means that many young people and their families suffer in silence with no-one to turn to.

The actions we take and decisions we make at ERIC aim to reduce the impact of bowel and bladder issues on children’s and teenagers lives in the UK by:

  • Improving the social environment for children, young people and families in relation to bowel and bladder issues
  • Enabling children, young people and families to make informed choices about bladder and bowel issues.
  • Increasing early intervention into (or early prevention of) childhood bowel and bladder issues
  • Providing equality of access to information and services for all

The impact of getting the right support and information to deal with a continence difficulty can be dramatic: children can start living a normal life, they can take part in social activities, they feel happier and more confident, and the strain on family life is lifted.

 

 

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