Juvenile idiopathic arthritis is no picnic. It occurs when a child’s immune system gets muddled and attacks the body, causing symptoms such as joint pain, inflammation, and fatigue.

A diagnosis can be daunting for parent and child alike, but the condition can be managed using a Methofill injection device. (Yep, that means needles.)

To help make the process less daunting, Club Methofill was created. A bright, colourful world populated by fun, relatably squidgy characters. A place where you can learn to administer your meds and manage JIA as you play, word search, dress up your device, and most importantly of all, earn stickers.

To bring the fun into the real world, kids are also given a sheet of 3D fuzzy stickers so they can decorate their Methofill device and make it feel a little more their own.