Photo consent

Photo consent form

No photo of any child appears on this site, in our press materials or on our social accounts without this consent, signed by a parent or legal guardian, for that child. Print it, sign it, and send it to us; or ask us for a copy to sign electronically.

Consent to publish a photograph of my child

Child's first name (or the name you want used, if any): ______________________

Parent or legal guardian: ______________________   Relationship: ____________

Email: ______________________   Country: ____________

What I am agreeing to

I give Cure SPG52 (curespg52.com, provided by Leo's Light | Cure SPG52) permission to publish the photograph(s) I supply, as ticked below. I understand that nothing is published that I have not ticked.

  • ☐ On the curespg52.com website (families page)
  • ☐ In the press kit, supplied to journalists on request
  • ☐ On Cure SPG52 or Leo's Light social media accounts
  • ☐ In printed fundraising materials

What may appear with the photo

  • ☐ No name at all
  • ☐ First name only
  • ☐ Country
  • ☐ Age or age band
  • ☐ A short caption that I have approved in writing

What will never be published

Surname, city, school, medical details or diagnosis specifics beyond "SPG52", and any photo you have not supplied yourself.

My rights

  • I can withdraw this consent at any time by emailing hello@curespg52.com. The photo is removed from the website within seven days; printed material already distributed cannot be recalled.
  • I can ask what has been published and where.
  • This consent lasts until withdrawn, or until my child turns 18, whichever comes first. When my child is old enough to have a view, I will ask them.

I confirm that I am a parent or legal guardian of the child, that I have the authority to give this consent, and that any other parent or guardian with that authority agrees.

Signature: ______________________   Date: ____________

Legal basis: consent (GDPR article 6(1)(a), and article 8 for children's data where applicable). Processing described in the privacy policy. Keep a copy for your records; we keep the signed form for as long as the photo is in use.