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Happy New Year 2020!
Happy New Year from AGSD-UK to members and friends around the world. Here’s to great progress for GSD in 2020.
Neil Bradbury has stepped down from role of CEO.
The AGSD-UK board of trustees announces that Neil Bradbury has stepped down from his role as Chief Executive Officer.
NICE seeks lay members for technology evaluation.
NICE are looking for lay members to join their highly specialised technologies evaluation committee.
Eurordis H-Care Survey of rare diseases.
AGSD-UK supports the Eurordis-led initiative of a survey of care in rare diseases across Europe. It takes just 10 minutes!
Christmas lights – a special gift for AGSD-UK.
Frank and Irene Green from Altrincham for years have decorated their home with festive lights, this year raising money for AGSD-UK.
UN Volunteer Day – join our web team?
On this UN International Volunteer Day of 5th December, AGSD-UK asks “Could you volunteer to join our web team?”
AGSD-UK social media gets a shake up!
Rowena Barnard has taken on managing AGSD-UK’s social media, on a volunteer basis, and it has sprung into life.
Photos from our Annual Conference.
Gary Thompson sends some photos he took of the fun and the business at our Annual Conference and AGM over 5/6 October.
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What and who we are
- National support group for those affected by Glycogen Storage Disease (GSD) and their families.
- Membership based with an elected board of trustees.
- A company limited by guarantee and a registered charity.
- Collaborators with UK rare disease and international GSD groups.
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