Giving Men a Better Chance of Beating Prostate Cancer
We pride ourselves on being run almost entirely by volunteers and on keeping administration costs below 5%, meaning nearly all your donation goes directly to the point of need. Based at the Stokes Centre for Urology at Royal Surrey County Hospital, our aims are quite simple.
Since 1998, we have been raising awareness and funds to help save and prolong the lives of men with prostate cancer.
This website will show how we go about our work, supporting ground-breaking cancer research and providing some of the equipment that has made Surrey into one of the world’s finest centres for the treatment, and research into urological cancers.
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We were saddened to hear about the loss of Dr Roger Barrett and honoured that Roger decided to leave such a generous legacy of £5,000 to the Prostate Project. Roger was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2011, and underwent successful [...]
Our trustee, Professor Stephen Langley attended a meeting at the House of Commons yesterday, hosted by Prostate Cancer Research to launch a campaign calling for a UK-wide targeted prostate cancer screening programme. PCR’s latest report, ‘Prostate Cancer Screening: The Impact [...]
Supporters and patrons of Guildford based charity the Prostate Project gathered at the University of Surrey to launch a fundraising effort described as ‘game-changing’ by charity Chairman, Martin Davies. The initiative will see £250,000 raised to support research into the development [...]
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Paul Jones & Friends
G Live London Road, Guildford, United KingdomPaul Jones & Friends – Now in its 21st year, this all-star charity gig is Guildford’s best kept secret! Without any promotion, it sells-out two successive nights each year, raising tens of thousands of pounds for Prostate Project and other [...]
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We believe sanitary bins should be installed in men’s toilets too - a simple, respectful change that can make a real difference. Many thanks to Gerry, a prostate cancer survivor, for speaking out on this issue and helping to raise awareness.
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November is #MensHealthMonth, to raise awareness of the issues affecting men, and prostate cancer remains the most common cancer in men in the UK.
Many men will do Movember, growing moustaches and starting conversations about men’s health! If you’d like to fundraise for 1/2
Dermot Murnaghan says he was ‘silly’ to delay prostate cancer test
‘My message here today, I think, is men – if you’re in a high-risk group – go and get yourself checked,’ implored broadcaster.
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