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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This year marks 20 years of partnership between local charity, the Prostate Project and the University of Surrey, which has led to advances in prostate cancer research and treatment. Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the UK, [...]
Volunteering at a Prostate Project Man Van event isn’t just a good deed, it’s a genuinely uplifting, often eye‑opening experience, and always gratifying experience. Our mobile PSA Blood Testing Clinic travels to events across Surrey and beyond, raising awareness of [...]
When Matt Fuery contacted us about cycling 500 miles to raise £1,000 in the month of August for the Prostate Project, we were in awe of the epic challenge he had set himself. But with true grit and resolve, Matt [...]
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If you live in Guildford Borough and are struggling financially, you may be able to get help from the Mayor of Guildford’s Local Support Fund.
The fund can help with things such as kitchen appliances, furniture, carpets and clothing, as well as debt relief orders.
World Pharmacy Day 💊
We want to recognise these incredible healthcare professionals for the vital role they play supporting patients, improving outcomes and delivering safe, effective and innovative care 🩵
Did you know?
The risk of prostate cancer increases with age, with most cases diagnosed in men over 50. Black men are also at increased risk.
Knowing your risk can help you make informed decisions about your health.
Visit the infopool to find out more:
Happy 1st birthday to our Urgent Treatment Centre at Haslemere Hospital 🎂
One year, around 2,000 patients a month, with a record 116 patients seen in one day – and a brilliant team making sure patients get the right care, first time.
Read more: https://ow.ly/kNRg50ZR1Bw
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