- To demonstrate that disabilities and chronic illnesses aren’t always visible.
- To normalise invisible illnesses and disabilities.
- To dispel the myths surrounding chronic illnesses and invisible disabilities.
- To raise awareness of all conditions featured.
- To present chronic illnesses and invisible disabilities in a positive manner, embracing our many varied sills, talents and abilities.
- To fight against Ableism by showing we are all around, and just because we look ok, doesn’t mean we are.
