My wife Julie was the love of my life. Stephen Opposites attracting couldn’t have been truer than with us. I was the extrovert, she was the introvert. She liked to be well-organised, and I liked her organising me! We met in our twenties and shared ten …
Jenny was diagnosed with late stage 3c ovarian cancer in 2021 at 49 years old. She experienced ovarian cancer symptoms, including fatigue, for a year preceding her diagnosis but it was linked to the perimenopause. She's an active campaigner and …
In November 2014 I was diagnosed with stage 3C ovarian cancer at the age of 48. With no known cancer in my family this diagnosis came as a complete shock. My diagnosis and treatment For several months prior I'd been experiencing symptoms, in particular …
In partnership with the NHS Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance and the Dianne Oxberry Trust, a new symptoms awareness roadshow will visit communities in Greater Manchester this Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. The mobile information unit will feature the …
Lorraine joined the Ovarian Cancer Community in 2021 after her diagnosis of ovarian cancer and talks to us about the support she’s received from other members. Lorraine shares how being a member of Target Ovarian Cancer’s online community has helped her …
Today marks World Cancer Day. It's an opportunity for everyone in the cancer community to come together and ensure our voices are being heard by decision makers. Our CEO Catherine Hart, alongside two of our wonderful campaigners Sbba and Catherine …
2024 was a bumper year in Politics. With a new government in place it provided us with plenty of new opportunities for engagement. We wanted to reflect on some of our achievements in 2024 and update you on what's next. Empowering women with knowledge …
In the recently released film ‘We Live in Time’, Almut (played by Florence Pugh), is diagnosed with ovarian cancer. The film’s storyline is centred around the challenges facing Almut and her partner Tobias (played by Andrew Garfield) when she’s diagnosed …
In November 2023, I was diagnosed with stage 3C ovarian cancer. It came as a complete shock to both me and my family. In hindsight, I did notice my stomach looked bloated, but I put that down to the more common causes. My husband also noticed I was slowing …
After 16 years of dedicated leadership, today Target Ovarian Cancer says goodbye and thank you to our outgoing Chief Executive, Annwen Jones OBE. Annwen has been a driving force and true champion for the values we hold. Her passion and unwavering …
At the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, I thought things couldn’t get any worse. I was working as a GP in an understaffed and unsupported practice. When I got home, I would share the challenges of each day with my then fiancé (a hospital doctor, also on …
Can you tell us a little bit about yourself and your background in the charity sector? I’ve worked in the charity sector for almost 20 years, particularly in health-focused fundraising and strategic roles. My career spans various institutions, including …
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On Monday 21 October,we marked the launch of our ‘Three Targets to Transform the Future of Ovarian Cancer’ plan in Westminster Parliament, bringing together those affected, decision-makers and experts to make sure ovarian cancer is put on the agenda. We…
My name is Libby Reichwald, I’m 57 years old and live in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire with my husband Simon, 20 year old daughter Lily, two border terriers Titch and Basil and my horse Prince. - Libby I'm normally turbo woman with life. I had a very …
We’re excited to announce that we’ve been awarded funding from The National Lottery Community Fund to develop a new England wide peer to peer support service for women with ovarian cancer. Enormous thanks to the National Lottery Community Fund for their …
We're delighted to welcome Professor Fiona Thistlethwaite, the Medical Director of The Christie Clinical Research Facility, as the new Chair of our Scientific Advisory Board (SAB). Professor Fiona Thistlethwaite brings a wealth of experience to the …
We’re delighted to be able to share the news that Catherine Hart has been appointed as the new Chief Executive of Target Ovarian Cancer. With 20 years of experience in the health and charitable sectors, Catherine has previously held pivotal roles at …
'A Summer's Evening at the Races' took place on Monday 10 June at Royal Windsor Racecourse. We're delighted to share that this special event, hosted by Target Ovarian Cancer Trustee Anabel Fielding with the support of an Events Committee, …
My name is Libby Reichwald, I’m 57 years old and live in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire with my husband Simon, 20 year old daughter Lily, two border terriers Titch and Basil and my horse Prince. - Libby I'm normally turbo woman with life. I had a very …
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