Health & Wellbeing Community & Social Justice 2024
Sarcoma UK

Sarcoma UK Annual Report and Accounts 2023/24

Sarcoma UK is the only UK charity dedicated to sarcoma, a rare type of cancer. Their 2024 impact report highlights research investment, patient support, and campaigns to improve awareness among GPs and the public, reducing the time to diagnosis.

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£1.5m invested in sarcoma research Key Metric 1
5,000 people supported via services Key Metric 2
3,300 sarcoma diagnoses per year in the UK Key Metric 3
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Research grants, helpline, peer support, information resources, awareness campaigns

📊Key Metrics

£1.5m invested in sarcoma research Key Metric 1
5,000 people supported via services Key Metric 2
3,300 sarcoma diagnoses per year in the UK Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Improved diagnosis times for sarcoma patients
  • Patients better connected with specialist centres
  • £500k committed with BCRT to use NHS data to improve sarcoma care

📍Geography

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