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Not long now until Dr Eimear Byrne will be raising money for the Cameron Fund by running the Cambridge Half Marathon! If you would like to support Eimear, and the Fund, please visit our JustGiving page bit.ly/4aFF1vy 👇

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Donations make a real difference to the Cameron Fund and mean we can continue helping GPs in financial need. Raise up to 4x the normal donations in Give as you Live 💙❤️💚 Online's Double Donations Event bit.ly/4c0olPH Thank you so much!

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With many household bills set to rise from 1 April, we realise that cost of living pressures have far from eased. Our 10 Top Tips for Financial Wellbeing can help you navigate some of the financial worries that you or someone you know might be facing bit.ly/4cdLxdF

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At last week's AGM we said goodbye to trustees, Dr Andrew Rodgett and Dr John Brett. Thank you to Andy and John for all your hard work and dedication to the Cameron Fund. We will miss you!

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A big thank you to Dr Eimear Byrne for donating the proceeds from her Cambridge Half Marathon to us! We are so grateful. If you are undertaking a fundraising challenge and would like to make the Cameron Fund your chosen charity, please do get in touch: bit.ly/4kgqOZQ

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