Since 2008 we've worked across all four nations of the UK to transform the lives of those with ovarian cancer, by educating people about the symptoms of ovarian cancer, training GPs and funding life-saving research. We continue to make a difference through our campaigns, our support services and the information we provide those with a diagnosis and their families when they need us most.
Our impact in 2025
We are proud of the impact we delivered in 2025, bringing us a step closer to a future where life isn’t limited by ovarian cancer.
From frontline support and GP education, to securing national policy change on cervical screening information and delivering national awareness campaigns, our work is targeting life-saving early diagnosis and support.
Read the full report to hear directly from our frontline services staff, stories from the community we support and project spotlights that are changing the landscape of ovarian cancer awareness and care.
2025 in numbers
- Trained 1,110 UK GPs to better diagnose ovarian cancer.
- Acted 2,506 times securing policy changes across the four nations.
- 240,000 people used our information & support section of our website.
- Increased reach to 41,794 engagements, reaching more people across our support services.
- Reached 671 professionals across primary care, in our Early Diagnosis Network, a huge milestone.
- Took 1,438 calls and emails by our Nurse Advisors.
- 2,613 people donated to us.
- 995 people fundraised for us through sponsorship.
- Team Target ran 9,431 miles to raise funds in 2025.
Annual report
Each year we work hard to make a difference in the lives of those with ovarian cancer.
In our 2025 annual report you can read about our most recent achievements and the impact of our work.
Previous reports:
2024 annual report for year ended 31 December 2024 [PDF]
2024 annual report for year ended 30 June 2024 [PDF]
2022-23 annual report [PDF]
2021-22 annual report [PDF]
2020–21 annual report [PDF]
