It’s the most common cancer in the UK – and 1 in 8 of our dads, brothers, grandads and mates will get it.

But we’re striving for a better future. Where early diagnosis, tailored treatments and personalised support are no longer ambitions. They’re expectations. For every man. 

Making this happen takes all of us. That’s why we’re bringing together scientists and clinical experts. Healthcare professionals and policymakers. Campaigners and community activists. Fundraisers, volunteers and dedicated supporters. All working towards a future where no man dies from prostate cancer.

With your help, we are...

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Funding lifesaving research

As the UK’s largest public funder of prostate cancer research, we’re driving breakthroughs in testing, diagnosis and personalised treatments to help more men live longer, better lives. 

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Helping men navigate prostate cancer

From trusted health information to specialist advice, we're here at every step providing men and their loved ones with the support they need.

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Driving change

We’re leading the calls for a faster, fairer, better health system that makes sure every man has the best chance of getting the right treatment and accessing high-quality support.

Campaigning

There are lots of ways you can support our work. Find out how you can get involved and help us build a better future for men living with and beyond prostate cancer.

My diagnosis came too late. But by the time my sons are my age, a doctor might sit in front of my son and say “Your screening caught it in time, and the treatments can sort this out without side effects." And THAT will be good.
Patrick Williams

Our impact

Making a difference for people affected by prostate cancer

Discover what we've achieved over the past year and how we're moving closer to a world where no man dies of prostate cancer.

Read our latest Impact Report

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