General enquiry
Questions about Wheezy Does It, the website or the charity’s current work.
Email a general enquiry →Contact and participation
Talk to us, contribute an idea or help shape what comes next.
Choose the contact route that best matches your enquiry. Wheezy Does It welcomes questions, resource suggestions, community stories, volunteering interest and partnership conversations.
Do not email us for urgent medical help
Call 999 for severe breathing difficulty, blue or grey lips or skin, chest pain, inability to speak or sudden confusion. Use NHS 111, your GP or COPD team for urgent but non-emergency advice.
Choose the right route
What would you like to contact us about?
Using a clear subject line will help us understand and respond to your enquiry.
Suggest a resource
Tell us about a missing guide, useful document or subject that needs a clearer explanation.
Suggest a resource →Share a community story
Propose a personal, family or carer story that may help somebody else feel less alone.
Suggest a story →Volunteer or contribute skills
Offer time, writing, design, fundraising, accessibility or another useful skill.
Ask about volunteering →Partnership or professional enquiry
Discuss collaboration with a health, community, research or charitable organisation.
Start a partnership conversation →Media or awareness enquiry
Requests relating to interviews, COPD awareness, campaigns or public comment.
Send a media enquiry →
Main contact
Email Wheezy Does It
Please include a clear subject line and only the personal information needed for us to understand your enquiry.
What to expect
- Your message will be treated as a charity enquiry, not a clinical consultation.
- We may need to ask for clarification before deciding how we can help.
- Stories and resources will not be published automatically.
- We may edit submitted material for clarity, privacy, safety and accessibility.
- Do not send medical records, identification documents or unnecessary sensitive information.
Get involved
Ways to help the charity grow
Participation should support the charity’s COPD mission and create a clear benefit for the community.
Help identify questions, barriers and practical problems that need clearer support.
Get involved →Help test readability, keyboard navigation, downloads and usability for people with different needs.
Offer accessibility help →Healthcare professionals, researchers and organisations can propose responsible collaboration.
Propose a contribution →Help share reliable COPD information and promote the charity’s free resources.
Support awareness →Accountability
Accessibility, privacy and concerns
These routes will become more formal as the charity’s governance and policies are completed.
Accessibility problem
Tell us if part of the website is difficult to read, navigate, download or use with assistive technology.
Report an accessibility problem →Privacy question
Ask how information submitted to Wheezy Does It is used, stored or removed.
Ask a privacy question →Correction request
Report inaccurate, outdated or potentially unsafe information on the website.
Request a correction →Complaint or concern
Raise a concern about the charity, website content, conduct or how an enquiry has been handled.
Raise a concern →Safeguarding and immediate danger
If somebody is in immediate danger, contact emergency services. Wheezy Does It email is not continuously monitored and should not be used as an urgent safeguarding route.
Start with one clear message
Tell us what you are contacting us about, what outcome you hope for and the best way to reply.