Our contribution has been a significant factor in these hospitals achieving ‘Centre of Excellence’ status in the diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer. The funds we raise are used for equipment and specialist nursing staff and also for clinical research into improving prostate cancer treatments.
We have no paid fundraisers and rely entirely on our
own efforts and those of many volunteers. Every pound we receive flows
straight to the point of need.
Our research initiative, launched in 2006 at the University of Surrey
Postgraduate Medical School, has grown in just 18 months to become the
largest charity-funded prostate cancer research group in the UK. Currently
25 strong, The Prostate Project Foundation team are already producing
results of international importance including the development of antibodies
against targets on the surface of prostate cancers, the development
of vaccines from the patient’s own immune cells and the use of
a potential new marker in urine to identify the presence of prostate
cancer.
Please send donations to our Chairman, Colin Stokes.
Our address and contact numbers can be found in the ‘Contact
us’ page


