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… Target Ovarian Cancer responds to consultations from the government, the NHS, and bodies … our NHS long term plan submission  [PDF] National Institute for Health and Care Excellence appraisal of niraparib The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) considered whether new cancer drug niraparib (Zejula®) should be …

… the knowledge and support to better understand and cope with a diagnosis of ovarian cancer. The OvarView panel is a group of people living with or affected by ovarian cancer who contribute to the development of Target Ovarian Cancer’s information and support programme.  Join the panel   What can I bring to …

… Thank you for signing up to become an ovarian cancer campaigner. You'll be the first to hear about all our latest campaigns and … work and becoming a campaigner, you're making sure the voices of women with ovarian cancer are heard.  …

… By choosing to share your story with Target Ovarian Cancer, we can raise much needed awareness of ovarian cancer, improve early diagnosis and support and fund vital research into newer, … for expressing interest in sharing your story with us. Everyone affected by ovarian cancer has their own experience, and by sharing your story it can offer comfort and …

… you for expressing your interest in leaving a gift in your will to Target Ovarian Cancer having seen Julia’s story on Facebook. You can help us be there for future generations of women with ovarian cancer. Request your free guide for information on who we are and how to leave a gift in your will to Target Ovarian Cancer. You'll also hear about the big difference your future gift will make. … …

… Having treatment for ovarian cancer can affect your fertility (your ability to have children). You may be single … just at the age when you were planning to start a family. This can make ovarian cancer even harder to cope with.   Your treatment and fertility  Ovarian cancer treatment may mean the removal of both ovaries and fallopian tubes and the …

… network – the area for United Kingdom based nurses with an interest in ovarian cancer. This is a free, members-only area that offers: the latest news, innovations and developments in ovarian cancer in a quarterly newsletter tools to support nurses in improving the experience, outcomes and care of women living with ovarian cancer, including the ovarian cancer care standard regular articles on topics such …

… specifically designed for those who have completed first line treatment for ovarian cancer, including those who are receiving maintenance therapies. The course is here … also gives you the opportunity to connect with others who have experienced ovarian cancer treatment and understand the challenges the end of treatment can bring.  Our specialist nurses have worked alongside women with a diagnosis of ovarian cancer; using their valuable input to co-design a course that covers the key topics …

… all in one place.  Monday 28 June, 1pm–3.30pm Hear from someone living with ovarian cancer  Ask the experts: panel made up of a consultant clinical oncologist, … psychologist Campaigning updates  with the Head of Policy at Target Ovarian Cancer  Chat to others and share experiences Find out more about Being Together: … your details to join us for our exclusive event for everyone affected by ovarian cancer living in Wales. …

… support will help to change the lives of thousands of women living with ovarian cancer. Supporting Target Ovarian Cancer on your birthday couldn't be easier. Here are some ways to get started. … fundraiser on Facebook . Click 'Select Charity' and then search for 'Target Ovarian Cancer' to get started. JustGiving Set up an online page with JustGiving . Don't …