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We’re delighted to appoint Saswati Saha Mitra, Jo Paice and Angie Ma to the board leadership team to drive forward progress for those with ovarian cancer.

7,500 women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer every year. If diagnosed early, 9 in 10 will survive, however the reality is too many are diagnosed too late, and then just 2 in 10 are expected to survive five years or more.

We're delighted to be teaming back up with Olive and Frank for Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month 2024. This year, the ‘Open Heart’ hoodie has been created in addition to the tee!

Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month is in March. This year, we're more determined than ever to dispel common myths about ovarian cancer.

Find out more about the latest changes to our Board of Trustees, and hear from our new Chair.

Find out more about the impact of our campaigning work last year, and what we've got coming up for 2024!

We recognise the need for community and support for everyone impacted by ovarian cancer. We're sharing 5 ways to connect with others and find support.

Last summer we launched the Nurse Hero Awards – to recognise Clinical Specialist Nurses (CNSs) across the UK for their dedication and support to those living with ovarian cancer, and their families. We're delighted to announce the winners.

Since her mum passed away from stage 3 ovarian cancer when she was 15, Shaniqua has spent the last decade raising awareness and much needed funds for Target Ovarian Cancer. She explains her favourite fundraisers to date and how she stays motivated.

On behalf of women affected by ovarian cancer we gave evidence to the Health and Social Care Committee in Wales. Last week, the report from that inquiry was published. Read the recommendations we made to the committee.

Since sharing her sister Leanne’s story, Natalie has had national impact by increasing awareness of the symptoms of ovarian cancer and raising money for Target Ovarian Cancer.

We're delighted to announce the winners of our annual essay prize competition.