Exciting sporting events for the PAS are well underway 2020 is an exciting year for PAS with regards to sporting events around the country and abroad. Our aim is to get PAS noticed at these top events to raise awareness of our charity and cause. Brighton Marathon -...
Pernicous Anaemia Society
PAS Campaign: Meeting with the Welsh Government and what you can do
Last week, PAS chairman, Martyn Hooper MBE along with PAS office manager Karyl Carter met with the Chief Medical Officer for Wales, Dr. Frank Atherton, and members of the Welsh Haematology Group at the Welsh Government’s building in Cardiff on the 26th of February....
Our Helpline, new interviews & treatment development
Dedicated Helpline Telephone Number My thanks to those who have volunteered to help man the telephone helpline service that we offer to our members. We receive a lot of calls from non-members asking for help and advice and, although we do our best to help these...
Help grow our local support network
We are extremely thankful for the effort and hard work of our Support Group Coordinators who organise meetings of members of this society in their local area. We know how important these local groups are for providing the opportunity to speak to fellow sufferers which...
Coming: Nationwide Political Campaign for the guideline on Pernicious Anaemia
Making the guideline a priority We are busy organising our Nationwide Political Campaign to bring pressure on NICE to make producing a Guideline on Pernicious Anaemia a priority. This will take place at the end of April where we will be contacting all MPs/AMs, MSPs...
Chair’s Update – What’s been happening
Well, I promised you in my report in the last newsletter that I would keep you all better informed of what I’ve been up to and so, here we are, in the third week of the new year and I’m keeping up with my New Year’s Resolution and sitting here writing about what has...