Charities

Luma represents the millions of people living with ME (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis), an illness that remains widely misunderstood and often invisible to others.

For someone living with ME, she is a little reminder that they are seen, believed and not forgotten. Her unmistakable blue colour reflects the ME awareness ribbon, making her a gentle way to start conversations about an illness that deserves far greater recognition.

Violet represents people living with POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome), a condition that can turn even the simplest everyday activities into a challenge.

Her purple colour reflects the POTS UK awareness ribbon. For someone living with the condition, she offers a little reminder that the exhaustion, dizziness, racing heart and other daily struggles are real, even when others cannot see them.

Talia represents people living with dysautonomia, a group of conditions affecting the autonomic nervous system – the system responsible for automatically regulating things like heart rate, blood pressure, digestion and temperature.

Her turquoise colour reflect the Dysautonomia awareness ribbon and provides a symbol of awareness for this often-overlooked group of conditions and the people whose everyday lives are affected by them.

Inspired by the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower, Sunny represents people living with disabilities and conditions that aren't immediately obvious to others.

Her bright sunflower design is a reminder that not every disability can be seen, and that nobody should have to look unwell or explain themselves to deserve patience, kindness and understanding.

Fern represents people experiencing mental health difficulties, something that can affect anyone, at any stage of life, yet is still too often surrounded by stigma.

Her green colour reflects the mental health awareness ribbon. She is a gentle reminder that it's okay not to be okay, that feelings matter and that everyone deserves to feel heard, understood and supported.