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Pop-up connections are here! We're working with those affected by ovarian cancer, including families, friends and healthcare professionals, to build an inclusive and accessible network of support for anyone who needs it.

Sonya Branch, Chair of the Board of Trustees at Target Ovarian Cancer, alongside her best friend Tamara, share why they decided to take on the incredible challenge of a skydive.

Stephen's wife Julie died in 2024 from ovarian cancer. He tells us why it's so important to him to keep campaigning to improve awareness, diagnosis and treatment.

We started delivering weekly Yoga and Relaxation sessions for women with a diagnosis of ovarian cancer in May 2020. Over the years, we've been joined by over 2,800 attendees.

Charlotte, Scott, Donna and Bethany share their motivations for taking on the iconic London race and why they wanted to use the opportunity to support Target Ovarian Cancer.

We wanted to share some of the highlights from the month and encourage you to campaign alongside us!

Find out more about how our Digital Champions volunteers are helping us to grow and support our online community, for anyone affected by ovarian cancer.

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.

Our CEO Catherine Hart, alongside two of our wonderful campaigners Sbba and Catherine attended MacMillan Cancer Support’s event ‘In Conversation with Wes Streeting, Secretary of State for Health & Social Care’ to mark World Cancer Day.

2024 was a bumper year in Politics. We're reflecting on our achievements and updating you on what's next.

In the recently released film ‘We Live in Time’, Almut (played by Florence Pugh), is diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Read our article to learn more.

After 16 years of dedicated leadership, we say goodbye and thank you to our outgoing Chief Executive, Annwen Jones OBE.