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Haemochromatosis UK Members only page

Welcome to our page dedicated to our members, hopefully everything you need is here, however if you do require anything further, please do get in touch with the office by email [email protected] anytime or by phone 03030 401 101 option 2 Monday - Friday 9am-3pm.

Members Literature request 

Do you need any booklets, leaflets or posters to share and help raise awareness?  If you have your membership number to hand you can request them here

Make an appointment with our Advance Nurse Practitioner

Have a 30 minute appointment with our ANP - you will need your membership number to book here

Need to update us with your new contact details

Moved house, changed email address?  Please either email us at [email protected] confirming your full name, membership number and the change of details or fill out this Change of details form

Re Join as a member 

Cancelled in error or wish to re start your membership or direct debit?  Complete this form

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How to cancel

If you need to cancel your membership, please complete this form or email [email protected] confirming your full name,  membership number and details of the action you would like us to take.

Need to change bank details/account

If you have changed banks and would like to change the bank details that your annual  membership direct debit is taken from please contact Go Cardless Support Team on 02071 838674. Alternatively you can cancel your current direct debit and set up a new one through our "Re Join today" link.

What do I get as a member?

Some of the things our members love, are the appointments with our Advance Nurse Practitioner and our Membership packs that we send out when you sign up, but there are many more which you can find here

Frequently asked questions

  • When will I receive my membership pack?
    Packs are sent out once the direct debit payment has been received - this is usually around 7 days after you set it up
  • Please can I have some guides/booklets/leaflets/posters to take to my local GP/Hospital?
    Yes, please do request them in the members literature request above.  If you would like us to send a pack directly to a specific surgery/clinic, please get in touch with the office.
  • What communications will I receive from the charity as a member?
    We send a monthly 'Members only' ebulletin, full of what work the charity is currently doing, new membership benefits and much more.  We also send out ad hoc emails when something time specific or we feel you may want to know about comes up.  Changes to your membership (including if the annual direct debit amount is due to change) will also be communicated via the ebulletin.





    Members News

    New Year Changes

    Read about our changes to memberships starting January 2026 here

Published: 22nd July, 2024

Updated: 25th November, 2025

Author: Liz Tamplin

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