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Notice of 2019 Annual General Meeting
138, Digbeth, Birmingham, B5 6DR on 1 June 2019 at 10:40am Continue reading
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Annual General Meeting 2018
The first Annual General Meeting of Aniridia Network, a charitable incorporated organisation was held at: Resource For London, 356 Holloway Road, London, N7 6PA on 14 April 2018 at 11:00am Continue reading
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Charity registration achieved
From today Aniridia Network has full charity status. This is excellent and exciting! It means we have more potential to get funds and support, leading towards being able to do much more. Previously we were only registered with HMRC as a charity … Continue reading
Changing our name
We are planning to change our name! We intend to drop the ‘UK’ and simply be ‘Aniridia Network’. The main reason is to be inclusive for people affected by aniridia in Ireland, and there are other benefits too. We want … Continue reading
ANUK is dead! Long live ANUK!
We want to dissolve Aniridia Network UK and replace it with something better. Your vote in favour is vital. It may be a surprise to hear that Aniridia Network UK is not as much of a charity as it could … Continue reading
Charity strategy update
Plans for the next two years were the result of the trustee’s latest strategy day. We decided the charity’s priorities for 2011-12 were: increasing the number of volunteers boosting funds raised from donors strengthening how we administer the organisation. Katie, … Continue reading
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We are now an official charity
Aniridia Network UK is extremely pleased to announce that we have been recognised as a charity. Our reference number is XT26830. It is a big step forward as it gives us an additional level of respectability and other benefits. HM … Continue reading
