Caring about Cancer? A UK and Irish perspective
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“This means that no new research projects will be funded for at least the first 6 months of this financial year.” Cancer Research UK statement 16th April 2020
In these turbulent financial times many NGO`s and charities are straining at the hilt. Our hearts and minds are with the health workers, world wide that are dealing with this epidemic.
Especially thank you to the Chinese Nurses and Doctors who lost their lives as they negotiated the first complicated month of the pandemic and drew up the first protocols that saved so many western health workers lives. Namaste!

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One such Charity is Cancer Research UK who have a shortfall in their annual funding. Here is what they had to say on the matter;
Our shops have closed, our mass fundraising events have stopped, legacies have reduced. We expect our fundraising income to fall by at…
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