Governance and accountability
Clear about who we are and what we can evidence
Trust depends on accurate facts, responsible decisions and honest reporting. This page explains how KCK describes its identity, work and public information.
- Charity number1200040
- Legal formCharitable Incorporated Organisation, England and Wales
- Founded and registered2022
- Activities inThe United Kingdom and Pakistan
01Who we are
Legal identity
Killing Cancer Kindly is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation registered in England and Wales, charity number 1200040.
- Founded and registered2022
- Registered address9 Jesmond Road, Cottingham, England HU16 4NG
- Carries out activities inThe United Kingdom and Pakistan, and publishes online information for a wider audience
- Not registered as a charity inPakistan or the United States
Registration should never be described as official approval of a particular medical statement, partner or programme.
02Oversight
Trustees
KCK’s trustees are responsible for the charity’s direction and oversight. The confirmed trustees are:
Dr Mohammad Muneeb Khan
Founder, trustee, and clinical and editorial lead
Amina Gagieva
Trustee
Fatima Gagieva
Trustee
03Public record
Public charity information
Charity number
1200040
The Charity Commission register is the official place to view KCK’s current public record. Visitors can search the register using KCK’s charity number, 1200040.
04Status
How KCK describes its work
Every programme and activity should carry one status. This helps a visitor tell the difference between something available now, something that happened in the past and something KCK hopes to develop.
- Active
The work is currently operating in the stated form.
On this website: Public cancer prevention information
- Completed
A dated activity has ended.
On this website: Past healthcare and screening support
- In development
The work is being prepared and is not yet available.
On this website: My Kind Five, the Education Hub and KBCK
- Planned
KCK intends to begin but has not started.
- Paused
Work has stopped for now.
- Not currently offered
KCK does not provide that service at present.
05Evidence
How KCK uses evidence
Organisational facts come from KCK records and require approval from the relevant KCK owner or trustee. Medical claims use current authoritative guidance and appropriate clinical review.
A source must support the exact claim being made, not simply relate to the same broad topic.
Activity numbers need
- A definition
- A date range
- A source
- An approver
A figure for
- People attending a session
Should not be described as
- People helped
- Behaviour changed
- Cancers prevented
If the underlying record is incomplete, KCK will omit the number or explain the limitation.
A future impact report should show both activity and learning. It may include what KCK delivered, who the intended audience was, what feedback was collected, what could not be measured and what will change next. Positive stories should not replace an agreed method.
06Medical content
Medical content governance
Medical pages should identify the
- Writer
- Clinical reviewer
- Review date
- Next review date
- Country scope
- Direct sources
A reviewer name and date appear only after the exact published version has been approved.
Pages should be reviewed at least every 12 months, or sooner when
- An official authority changes its guidance
- A source is withdrawn
- The page’s scope changes
- A credible correction is received
Country-specific screening and vaccination information needs particular care because eligibility and services change.
Interactive tools use fixed, approved rules. KCK should not use an open-ended chatbot to create personal medical advice or a cancer-risk score.
07Research
Research accountability
Research updates should distinguish a concept, work in development, an approved study, active recruitment, completed data collection and published results. No stage should be implied by a logo, a partnership mention or an expected date.
- A concept
- Work in developmentKBCK is here
- An approved study
- Active recruitment
- Completed data collection
- Published results
KBCK is in development. It is not active or recruiting, and KCK does not claim results, benefits, approval or access through this website. Any later update must state its date, owner, status, source and limitations.
08Fundraising
Fundraising accountability
Before a person confirms payment, the donation page should show the
- Amount
- Currency
- Frequency
- Payment provider
KCK should publish impact amounts or spending percentages only when the trustees have approved the evidence and method behind them.
Read the donation page →A donation does not buy medical advice, screening, treatment, referral or research access.
09Partners
Partners and public recognition
KCK should describe each organisation according to the real relationship.
A name or logo may recognise
- Support
- Collaboration
- A completed connection
It does not automatically mean
- Endorsement
- Clinical review
- A financial arrangement
- An ongoing commitment
Logos, photographs and quotations require appropriate permission. Public wording should be updated if a relationship changes or ends.
10Corrections
Corrections
KCK welcomes specific reports about information that appears inaccurate, out of date or unclear.
Send
The page address
The wording you are questioning
A source, if available
One that explains the concern.
PrivacyDo not include medical records or private health information.
What happens next
Routed to the owner
A correction should be routed to the owner of the information.
Clinical review
Medical corrections need clinical review.
A dated note
If a published change affects meaning, the page should carry a short dated correction note rather than silently rewriting the record.
Contact KCK
- For a governance or public-record question, email [email protected] and make the subject clear.
- KCK does not publish a telephone number and cannot promise a fixed response time.