Paul’s Campaign Annual Trustee Report.
Paul's Campaign Association, the charity's work centred on raising awareness of sarcoma cancer and supporting people affected by the disease in the north-west of Northern Ireland.
The main points are:
Mission and purpose: The charity exists to improve awareness of sarcoma cancer, encourage earlier diagnosis, provide information and support to patients and families, and work with statutory bodies and healthcare professionals to improve outcomes.
Key activities during 2024.
Continued public awareness campaigns about the signs and symptoms of sarcoma.
Public benefit: The trustees explained that the charity benefits the public by increasing awareness of sarcoma, which can lead to earlier detection and improved quality of life for those diagnosed. The principal beneficiaries are people in County Londonderry, County Tyrone, and County Donegal, although the charity's work is not limited to those areas.
Governance: The charity was governed by a board of volunteer trustees, with Francis Coyle serving among the trustees. The organisation reported that its activities were carried out in line with its charitable objectives.
Paul's Campaign focused primarily on education, awareness, advocacy, and collaboration with health organisations, rather than providing direct clinical services. Its emphasis was on improving recognition of sarcoma so that patients could receive diagnosis and treatment sooner.
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