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YOUR PRIVACY

In this policy, you’ll find important information about your personal rights to
privacy, and how and why we use your personal information.

It’s up to you whether you choose to give us your personal information. But if
you don’t, we may not be able to give you a complete service.

We have a fundraising promise which sets out our commitment to you as a Marie
Curie supporter. Read our fundraising promise.


RECENT UPDATES

We’ve recently updated this policy to clarify:

 * Where we collect and use publicly available information about you
 * Where we may combine information about you in order to provide you with more
   tailored contact
 * To account for online service provision, such as video consultations.


WHAT THIS POLICY COVERS

How do we process your data?
What is personal information?
What is sensitive personal information?
How do we use your personal information?
How long do we keep it?
What happens if you ask for your data to be removed?
Our lawful grounds for processing your information
What do we mean by ‘legitimate interests’?
Processing sensitive personal data
Will we share your personal information?
Security, storage and access to your personal information
Your rights
How to exercise your rights
How to contact us


A QUICK NOTE ON WHAT “MARIE CURIE” MEANS

In this Privacy Policy, “Marie Curie” means Marie Curie (registered charity in
England & Wales (207994) and Scotland (SC038731) and company limited by
guarantee (00507597) and/or Marie Curie Trading Limited (registered company
02292795), whose registered offices are at One Embassy Gardens, 8 Viaduct
Gardens, London SW11 7BW.


OUR PROMISE TO KEEP YOUR INFORMATION SAFE

At Marie Curie, we’re committed to protecting your privacy. We promise to
respect any personal information you share with us (or that we receive from
other organisations) at all times, and we promise to keep it safe.


HOW WE PROCESS YOUR DATA

This policy sets out how we process your data. It also explains your rights and
options around how we use your personal information.


WE COLLECT INFORMATION ABOUT YOU:

...WHEN YOU GIVE IT TO US DIRECTLY

This might be when you:

 * interact with us online
 * register with us
 * communicate with us
 * make a donation
 * take part in an event
 * buy something from our shops
 * apply to work or volunteer for us
 * give us your personal information in any other way, for example if you’re
   receiving care from Marie Curie as a patient
 * for online consultations, or other video conversations.

...WHEN YOU GIVE IT TO US INDIRECTLY

This is when your personal information is given to us by third parties. These
might be:

 * websites such as JustGiving or Ebay
 * business partners
 * sub-contractors in technical, payment and delivery services
 * event organisers
 * sponsors
 * advertising networks
 * analytics providers and search information providers.

You’ll always hear from them when this happens, and you’ll be told how and why
we intend to use that information.

You might tell us through a third-party website (such as the London Marathon)
that you’d like to fundraise for Marie Curie by taking part in an event.

When this happens, we’ll contact you by phone or email to check how you’d like
to hear from us in the future, and to offer you support with your fundraising
efforts.

...WHEN OTHERS GIVE IT TO US

If you’re receiving care or support from Marie Curie as a patient, we’re given
personal information about you from your NHS healthcare team when you are
referred to us by your district nurse, GP or hospital consultant.

This includes details of your health and any treatments of services you have
received.

...WHEN IT’S AVAILABLE PUBLICLY

Some information about you may be in the public domain, using public registers
such as Companies House, the electoral roll and press reports. For example:

 * whether you have charitable interests.
 * to establish possible common connections between Marie Curie’s network and
   yours.
 * depending on your privacy settings for professional services such as
   LinkedIn.
 * We may collect personal information to conduct supporter research and this is
   on occasion through our existing network. We may also analyse information you
   provide to us with other freely available public information to create a
   profile of supporter interests, preferences and level of potential donations
   so that we can contact you in the most appropriate way and with the most
   relevant information (for more information about this use, see How will you
   combine and analyse the information we collect about you?)

...WHEN YOU VISIT THIS WEBSITE

When you visit this website, we automatically collect the following personal
information:

 * technical information, including:
   * the internet protocol (IP) address used to connect your computer to the
     internet
   * your browser type and version
   * your time zone setting
   * browser plug-in types and versions
   * your operating systems and platforms

 * information about your visit to our website, including:
   * the uniform resource locator (URL) clickstream to, through and from this
     site (including date and time)
   * products/services you viewed and searched for
   * page response times
   * download errors
   * length of visits to certain pages
   * referral sources (how you arrived at the website)
   * page interaction information (such as scrolling and clicks)
   * methods used to browse away from the page.

We collect and use your personal information by using cookies on our website –
please see our cookie policy.


WHAT IS PERSONAL INFORMATION?

We collect, store and use the following kinds of personal information:

 * Your name and contact details, including postal address, telephone number,
   email address and, where applicable, social media profile URL
 * Your date of birth
 * Financial information, such as bank details or credit/debit card details,
   where you provide them to make a payment. We don't store credit or debit card
   details, but we're required to store bank details in some circumstances,
   including when they're used for direct debit payments. 
 * Information about your computer/mobile device and your visits to and use of
   this website, including for example your IP address and geographical location
 * Information about our services which you use/which we consider of interest to
   you
 * Information as to whether you are a tax payer so that we can claim Gift Aid.

If you are receiving care from Marie Curie as a patient:

 * any contact we have had with you and when you have visited us
 * notes and reports about your health and any treatment you have received,
   either from us or from other healthcare providers
 * relevant information from your relatives or those who care for you and know
   you well
 * your NHS number and details of your next of kin
 * any other personal information shared with us as described above.

As part of our Lone Worker Policy, Marie Curie staff may carry SOS devices.
These devices have an Audio Recording capability that could be activated in the
event of an emergency.


WHAT IS SENSITIVE PERSONAL INFORMATION (SPECIAL CATEGORY DATA)?

The General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) and the Data Protection Act 2018
(DPA18) recognises certain categories of personal information as sensitive and
therefore requiring more protection.

For example, this includes information about your health, religious beliefs,
ethnicity and political opinions.

In the course of providing care to our patients, Marie Curie routinely processes
sensitive personal data. In other limited cases, we may collect and/or use your
sensitive personal information.

In each case, we will only do so if we have a valid reason and
the GDPR/DPA18 permits it, as described in how and why we will we use your
personal information.


HOW DO WE USE YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION?

We use your personal information to:

 * provide you with services, products or information you’ve asked us for
 * provide further information about our work, services, activities or products
 * allow you to purchase goods
 * process your donations
 * further our charitable aims, including for fundraising activities
 * research the impact and effectiveness of our work and services
 * register, administer and personalise online accounts
 * register and administer your participation in events you’ve registered for
 * administer and keep our website safe and secure and for internal operations,
   including troubleshooting, data analysis, testing, research, statistical and
   survey purposes
 * improve your interactions with our website, for example by making sure that
   content is presented in the most relevant and effective manner for you and
   for your computer/mobile device
 * report on the results and impact of our work, services and events
 * analyse and improve our work, services, activities, products or information
   (including our website) or for our internal records
 * use IP addresses and monitor website use to identify locations, block
   disruptive use, record website traffic or personalise the way information is
   presented to you
 * to process your application for a job or volunteer role with us
 * training and/or quality control
 * audit and/or administer our accounts
 * satisfy legal obligations which are binding on us, for example arising from
   contracts entered into between you and us or in relation to regulatory,
   government and/or law enforcement bodies with whom we may work
 * prevent fraud, misuse of services or money laundering and to perform due
   diligence in respect of larger donations;
 * reduce credit risk
 * communicate with you in any other way
 * for the establishment, defence and/or enforcement of legal claims; and/or

If you are receiving care from Marie Curie as a patient, we use your personal
information to:

 * plan your care and provide you with a high standard of care
 * provide health and social care professionals who are involved in your care
   with relevant, accurate and up-to-date details about your health and other
   needs
 * investigate any concerns or complaints you may have, either about your care
   or the standards of any health or social care professionals looking after you
 * check and make improvements to our services
 * in some cases, use your anonymised information (by removing anything that
   identifies you) for research purposes and to help us improve the quality of
   our services
 * provide you with online care services; such as video consultations, if you
   are unable to attend in person.


HOW CREATING A RECORD FOR YOU HELPS US TO BE MORE RELEVANT

We may use your personal information to create a record of your interests and
preferences.

This means we can make our contact with you more relevant, timely and
appropriate.
It also helps us understand the background of our supporters to help us make
sure that what we’re asking is appropriate.


HOW WE COMBINE AND ANALYSE THE INFORMATION WE COLLECT ABOUT YOU

Before contacting you, we may use data analysis to interpret your data and
predict how likely you are to be interested in or responsive to a particular
campaign or fundraising message. Where we have identified that you have the
capacity and/or affinity to support Marie Curie at a higher level, we may
collect additional information about you (see 'How we use your information') and
combine, analyse and compile that information into a profile of you in order to
assist us in engaging with you in a more personalised way.

We typically look at and combine information published in the media but other
commonly used publicly available sources including company resources, the
Electoral Register and any data you choose to make public on LinkedIn such as
your professional memberships and networks. We may also use any publicly
available data that you share on social media. We may use additional information
such as geographical information for measures of affluence where available. In
order to do this efficiently, we may use trusted third-party specialist
companies that collate and analyse information from public registers alongside
statistical social-economic data to automate some of this work. This helps us to
understand more about your interests and level of potential engagement or
donation.

You can opt out of your data being combined and analysed for marketing purposes
by contacting our Supporter Relations Team or our Data Protection Officer, whose
details may be found at the end of this privacy notice.

Please note that before seeking or accepting major donations we are required to
conduct a minimum level of due diligence. This is in accordance with our legal
and regulatory obligations and our internal risk management policies and
procedures. This means that if you opt out of analysis of your data, we may
still conduct some analysis that is required to enable us to accept donations
from you.


MARKETING TO YOU AND TALKING ABOUT FUNDRAISING

We use your details to give you information about our work, events, services
and/or products which we think might interest you.

For example, we might contact you about goods or services you’ve purchased or
used in the past, or send you updates about our fundraising appeals,
volunteering opportunities and latest campaigns.

Where we do this via email, SMS or phone (if you are registered with the
telephone preference service), we’ll only do this with your prior consent.


DONATIONS AND OTHER PAYMENTS

When you use our secure online donation or payment pages, you’ll be directed to
a specialist supplier company, who will receive your credit card number and
contact information to process the transaction. We don’t retain your credit or
debit card details.


CHILDREN’S INFORMATION

Where we capture children’s data online, we’ll seek parental consent for any
children under 13. We won’t actively market to under 18s.


HOW LONG DO WE KEEP YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION?

In general, if we no longer need your information for the reasons you gave it to
us, we remove your personal information from our records six years after the
date it was collected.

But we’ll remove it sooner if:

 * your personal information is no longer required for the purpose you shared it
   with us
 * we’re no longer lawfully entitled to process it
 * you ask us to remove it.


WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU ASK FOR YOUR DATA TO BE REMOVED?

If you ask to receive no further contact from us, we’ll keep some basic
information about you to make sure we don’t send you unwanted materials in the
future.


EXCEPTIONS

Please note that special rules apply to health records, which may often be kept
for longer than six years.

Where your personal information is used to support research, it is usually kept
for longer and may be used in the future to help with further research as
medical science advances.


OUR LAWFUL GROUNDS FOR PROCESSING YOUR INFORMATION

The GDPR/DPA18 requires us to rely on one or more lawful grounds to process your
personal information. These are the grounds we think are relevant.

 * Where you’ve given your consent for us to use your personal information in a
   certain way.
 * For example, we’ll ask for your consent to use your personal information to
   send you electronic direct marketing/fundraising, and we may ask for your
   explicit consent to share sensitive personal information with us.
 * Where necessary so that we can comply with a legal obligation (for example,
   where we need to share your personal information with regulatory bodies which
   govern our work and services).
 * Where necessary for the performance of a contract which we have with you or
   to take steps before entering a contract (for example, if you purchase
   something from our online shop or apply to work for/volunteer with us).
 * Where it is in your/someone else’s vital interests (for example, in case of
   medical emergency suffered by someone using our terminal illness services).
 * Where there is a legitimate interest in us doing so (for example, writing to
   supporters to let them know about our work and ways of supporting us).


WHAT DO WE MEAN BY ‘LEGITIMATE INTERESTS’?

The GDPR/DPA18 allows us to collect and process your personal information if it
is reasonably necessary to achieve our or others’ legitimate interests, as long
as that processing is fair, balanced and does not unduly impact your rights.


MARIE CURIE’S LEGITIMATE INTERESTS

In broad terms, our “legitimate interests” means running Marie Curie as a
charitable entity in pursuit of our aims and ideals. For example, by:

 * providing information about terminal illnesses
 * processing donations
 * administering events
 * taking applications for staff and volunteers.


YOUR LEGITIMATE INTERESTS

“Legitimate interests” can also include your interests, such as when you have
requested information or certain goods or services from us, and those of third
parties (for example, beneficiaries of our work and services).


HOW DO WE BALANCE THESE INTERESTS?

When we legitimately process your personal information in this way, we consider
and balance any potential impact on you (both positive and negative), and your
rights under data protection laws.

We won’t use your personal information for activities where our interests are
overridden by the impact on you. For example, where use would be excessively
intrusive (unless, for instance, we are otherwise required or permitted to by
law).


PROCESSING SENSITIVE PERSONAL DATA

The GDPR/DPA18 prohibits the processing of sensitive personal data (special
category data) unless additional conditions are met.

We think the following conditions are relevant, in each case in accordance with
the relevant safeguards:

 * where the processing is necessary for the provision of health or social care
 * where the processing is necessary for scientific research.


WILL WE SHARE YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION?

We never share, sell or rent your information to third parties for marketing
purposes.

However, in general we may disclose your personal information to selected third
parties in order to achieve the other purposes set out in this policy.

These may include (among others):

 * healthcare professionals, medical researchers and organisations involved in
   the provision of care and/or medical research
 * the Health and Social Care Network (HSCN), a data network for health and care
   organisations to access and share information. The HSCN is provided by the
   Health and Social Care Information Centre (also known as NHS Digital). For
   further details on how NHS Digital may use your personal information, please
   see their privacy policy
 * as part of providing comprehensive shared care records, which is a way of
   sharing information with healthcare professionals and organisations, Marie
   Curie is a member of multiple sharing agreements thoughout the United Kingdom
 * business partners, suppliers and sub-contractors
 * advertisers and advertising networks
 * analytics and search engine providers
 * IT service providers
 * other beneficiaries, executors and legal advisers, when administering a
   legacy.

In particular, we reserve the right to disclose your personal information to
third parties:

 * in the event that we sell or buy any business or assets, in which case we
   will disclose your personal information to the prospective seller or buyer of
   such business or assets;
 * if substantially all of our assets are acquired by a third party, personal
   information held by us may be one of the transferred assets;
 * if we are under any legal or regulatory duty to do so; and/or
 * to protect the rights, property or safety of Marie Curie, its personnel,
   users, visitors or others.


SECURITY, STORAGE AND ACCESS TO YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION

We promise to keep your personal information safe and secure.

We have appropriate and proportionate security policies and organisational and
technical measures in place to help us do this. For example, we require
specialist suppliers who process secure payments to comply with the Payment Card
Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) standards.


WHO CAN SEE MY PERSONAL INFORMATION?

Only appropriately trained staff, volunteers and contractors can access your
information. It is stored on secure servers with features to prevent
unauthorised access.


WHERE IS MY PERSONAL INFORMATION STORED?

In general, the personal information that we collect from you will be stored at
a destination within the UK.

However, we use agencies and suppliers to process personal information on our
behalf.

Your personal information may therefore be transferred or stored outside, and/or
otherwise processed by contractors operating outside, the UK who work for us or
for one of our suppliers.

Please note that some countries outside of the UK have a lower standard of
protection for personal information, including lower security requirements and
fewer rights for individuals.

Where your personal information is transferred, stored and/or otherwise
processed outside the UK, we’ll take all reasonable steps necessary to make sure
the recipient implements appropriate safeguards (such as by entering into
standard contractual clauses) designed to protect your personal information and
to ensure that your personal information is treated securely and in accordance
with this Policy.

Unfortunately, no transmission of your personal information over the internet
can be guaranteed to be 100% secure.


YOUR RIGHTS

These are your rights in relation to how we process your personal information:


RIGHT TO BE INFORMED

You have the right to be told how your personal information will be used. This
policy and other policies and statements used on this website and in our
communications provide you with a clear and transparent description of how your
personal information may be used.


RIGHT OF ACCESS

You can write to us to ask for confirmation of what information we hold on you
and to request a copy of that information.

Provided we are satisfied that you are entitled to see the information requested
and we’ve successfully confirmed your identity, we’ll give you your personal
information (subject to any exceptions that apply).


RIGHT OF ERASURE

You have the right to ask us to delete your personal information, and we’ll do
this when you ask us to. In many cases, we’ll check to see if you’re happy for
us to make it anonymous first, rather than delete it completely.


RIGHT OF RECTIFICATION

If you believe our records of your personal information are inaccurate, you have
the right to ask us to update those records.

You can also ask us to check the personal information that we hold about you if
you are unsure whether it is up to date.


RIGHT TO RESTRICT PROCESSING

You have the right to ask us to restrict the processing of your personal
information if there is disagreement about its accuracy or legitimate usage.


RIGHT TO OBJECT

You have the right to object to processing where we are:

 * processing your personal information on the grounds of legitimate interest
 * using your personal information for direct marketing or
 * using your personal information statistical purposes.

Where we rely on your consent to use your personal information, you have the
right to withdraw that consent at any time.

This includes the right to ask us to stop using your personal information for
marketing or fundraising by electronic means (for example to be unsubscribed
from our email newsletter list).


RIGHT TO DATA PORTABILITY

Where we are processing your personal information:

 * because you gave us your consent
 * because such processing is necessary for the performance of a contract to
   which you are party or to take steps at your request prior to entering into a
   contract, and the processing is carried out by automated means

you may ask us to provide it to you – or another service provider – in a
machine-readable format.


RIGHTS RELATED TO AUTOMATED DECISION-MAKING

Where we take automated decisions (ie with no human involvement) in relation to
your personal information, you have the right to ask us for human intervention
or to challenge any such decision.


HOW TO EXERCISE YOUR RIGHTS

 * To exercise any of these rights, please send a description of the personal
   information in question using the contact details below. We reserve the right
   to ask for:
   * personal identification
   * further information.
 * Please note that you may only use/benefit from some of these rights in
   limited circumstances. For more information, we suggest that you consult
   guidance from the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)   or please contact
   us.
 * You have the right to make a complaint to the ICO about us or the way we have
   processed your personal information. Find further information on how to
   exercise this right  , or contact them  .


CHANGES TO THIS NOTICE

We may update this Policy from time to time so please check back periodically.
We will notify you of significant changes by placing a notice on our website.
This Policy was last updated in March 2020.


LINKS AND THIRD PARTIES

We link our website directly to other sites. This Policy does not cover external
websites and we are not responsible for the privacy practices or content of
those sites. We encourage you to read the privacy policies of any external
websites you visit via links on our website.

When you make a donation through Text to Donate, your donation will be managed
by your network provider in accordance with their terms and conditions and
privacy policy. For more information on our Text to Donate subscription service,
please see the mobile Terms and Conditions.


HOW TO CONTACT US

If you are a patient, you can find contact details here.

If you are a supporter, you can find contact details here.

If you would like more information about how we keep data safe and secure, you
can find more information here.

If you would like more information about this policy, your privacy or the way
that Marie Curie processes your personal information, please contact the Data
Protection Officer here

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 * Your security
 * Cookie policy
 * Terms and conditions
 * Fundraising for Marie Curie
 * How to access your health records
 * Mobile phone terms and conditions
 * Modern Slavery Statement
 * Support line confidentiality statement
 * Pension Scheme Privacy Policy
 * The Right of Access at Marie Curie
 * Covid-19 and your information


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