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Tuesday, 22 April 2008
Digital agency Mando has created a website for the Roy Castle Fag Ends community initiative.

The site targets people of all ages and backgrounds who wish to stop smoking. It offers access to support and advice to help quit smoking and provides some key facts about smoking.

Digital agency Mando has created a website for the Roy Castle Fag Ends community initiative.
Fag Ends is currently commissioned to deliver the ‘stop smoking services’ for Liverpool and Knowsley Primary Care Trusts, both of which have helped fund the new website.

The charity claims to have helped over 15,000 Merseyside people quit smoking over the past five years.

Mike Unger, chief executive of the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation charity said: “We wanted an informal yet engaging website with an approachable and simple design for users and that is exactly what has been produced.”

Mando is also working with the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation on relaunching the charity’s corporate website.

Last year Mando won several awards for the website it created to support a campaign designed to raise alcohol awareness called ‘Pssst! On behalf of Liverpool Primary Care Trust.

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