Information and Support: Related Features

Ben and Paul's Story: Stonewall on hate crime
We have come a long way for lesbian, gay, bi and trans people living in Britain.
Ben and Paul's Story: Victim Support
If you’ve been affected by crime, you can get our help now.
Ben's story: Working with NHS Blood and Transplant
Liz Shepherd explains what it is like for patients who are referred to the Royal Free.
Bex and Shakil: NSPCC advice on sexting
The storyline involving Bex and Shakil highlights the pressures facing young people today.
Carol's Story: Not choosing reconstructive surgery
Gill Roberts, who acted as an adviser, tells us about her experience and her charity work.
Dot’s Story: Working with RNIB on wet age - related macular degeneration (AMD)
According to NHS figures, at least 1 in 10 people over 65 are living with AMD.
Emotional support: Samaritans
Fiona Malcolm, deputy chief executive of Samaritans, explains their involvement.
Jade’s story: Dealing with cystic fibrosis
Oli Lewington at the Cystic Fibrosis Trust, explains how the they worked with EastEnders.
Jane's Story: Working with the Spinal Injuries Association
Spinal Injuries Association tell us how they worked with the EastEnders research team.
Lee's Story: Working with Samaritans
Soaps can play an effective role in raising awareness of sensitive issues such as suicide.
Linda and Shirley's story: Working with Rape Crisis
Rebecca Hitchen, at Rape Crisis South London reveals more about working with EastEnders.
Phil's story: Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust
Liz Shepherd, at the Royal Free Hospital, discusses their collaboration with EastEnders.
Shabnam's story - by Rakhee Thakrar
Rakhee reflects on Shabnam's moving and unforgettable storyline.
Stacey's Story: Home at last
The EastEnders storyline has had a huge impact on understanding the condition.
Stacey's Story: Working with Mind
Erica Stewart at Sands talks about working with EastEnders on this storyline.
Stacey's Story: Working with Postpartum Psychosis
Clare Dolman explains how the charities worked with EastEnders on the storyline.
Stacey’s Story: Mother And Baby Units
MBU Hackney worked closely with the EastEnders team to ensure the storyline was correct.
Stan's death sparks call for action to beat prostate cancer
Prostate Cancer UK has called for people to get on board with its Men United campaign.
Support for the stillbirth storyline - how EastEnders worked with Sands
Erica Stewart from Sand talks about working with EastEnders on this storyline.
Whitney and Lee's story: Working with Tommy's
Tommy’s, the baby charity tell us how they worked with the EastEnders research team.
Working with British Liver Trust on Phil’s alcohol-related liver disease story
Vanessa Hebditch at the British Liver Trust explains how the charity worked on the story.
Working with Mind on Lee's Mental Health Storyline
EastEnders are working with the charity for a story about Lee's battle with depression.