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BACUP (British Association of Cancer United Patients and their families and friends)

BACUP FILES

Correspondence with other organisations (mostly cancer-related)

Action on Smoking and Health (Ash). Correspondence relating to ASH publications and ASH fact sheets nos. 1 to 9

Age Concern

American Cancer Society. Correspondence relating to VC-J's and Yvonne Terry's visits to the USA; Cancer Response System feasibility study

British Medical Association (BMA). Correspondence relating to BMA questionnaire and asking for BACUP's views on euthanasia

<i>BMJ</i> Aug 1984 Cancer Aftercare and Rehabilitation Society. Correspondence and information relating to the society

Cancer Education Co-ordinating Group (CECG). Includes draft chapters of ‘Cancer care at home: a handbook for primary care'

Cancer Help Centre, Bristol

Cancer Prevention Society

Cancer Research Campaign. Includes copies of UKCCSG draft booklets to be given to parents of children with cancer sent to BACUP via CRC for comment. Annotated

The College of Health [established in Nov 1983]VC-J was meant to speak the their first Annual Conference, but did not due to ill-health

Colostomy Welfare Group. Information on colostomies

Community Health Initiatives Correspondence on the idea behind BACUP

Coping with Cancer, Leicester

Disabled Living Foundation. Correspondence on BACUP and VC-J's interview with Anthony Clare

Elimination of Leukaemia Fund

Guardian/digital computer competition. A computer was won by VC-J on behalf of BACUP in Apr 1985

Health Education Council

Help for Health. Includes Swedish contacts and Help for Health's newsletter, May 1984

IKR [translates as ‘Comprehensive Cancer Care Rotterdam] Dutch organisation similar to BACUP

Ileostomy Association of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.  Relations between themselves and BACUP

Imperial Cancer Research Fund. BACUP's involvement and work with ICRF

Liverpool Personal Services Society. Includes ‘Terminal Care Project' article on the Society's scheme for providing support for people who are terminally ill

Portsmouth Disability and Advice Line (DIAL)

St Christopher's Hospice

St Columba's Hospice

World Federation for Cancer Care.  Support given to BACUP and World Federation for Cancer Care <i>Newsletter,</i> Winter 1983

Cancer Aftercare and Rehabilitation Society

Corporate Angel Network (CAN), a charity giving cancer patients in need of air travel a seat on a corporate aircraft

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