About Swiss Psoriasis and Vitiligo Association (SPVG)
The Swiss Psoriasis and Vitiligo Association (SPVG) is a national non-profit organization in Switzerland dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals living with psoriasis and vitiligo. Representing patients across the country, SPVG advocates for their needs, provides reliable information, and creates opportunities for connection and mutual support.
SPVG offers a wide range of services designed to inform, guide, and empower patients and their families. It provides independent, fact-based information and consultancy services, ensuring that members have access to trustworthy advice on managing their conditions. The organization also facilitates regional group meetings where patients, relatives, and other interested individuals can share experiences, learn from one another, and build supportive networks.
Recognizing the importance of medical accuracy, SPVG maintains close relationships with dermatologists and other specialists. This ongoing collaboration ensures that all information shared with members is current, evidence-based, and aligned with the latest developments in research and treatment.
The Association’s mission goes beyond simply providing resources, it aims to strengthen patient voices within the healthcare system and society at large. By fostering open dialogue, raising public awareness, and addressing the challenges faced by those with visible skin conditions, SPVG works to combat stigma and promote understanding.
Through its website, social media channels, and printed resources, SPVG reaches individuals nationwide, offering guidance on treatment options, self-care strategies, and patient rights. Its combination of advocacy, education, and peer support creates a strong community where people affected by psoriasis and vitiligo can find both practical solutions and emotional encouragement.
With its patient-first approach, the Swiss Psoriasis and Vitiligo Association continues to be a trusted ally, bridging the gap between medical expertise and everyday life for those living with these conditions.
