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… you join Team Target, you could be part of the next big breakthrough in ovarian cancer treatment, as you help to raise awareness, fund research and save lives. I run the Great North Run for my sister Em, who was diagnosed with ovarian cancer at the age of just 21. Never in a million years did I think I would be able … to help you raise awareness of your challenge and the charity. A Target Ovarian Cancer t-shirt (or pay £7 to upgrade to a running vest!)  Access to online training …

… that it’s so important to trust what you read; which is why at Target Ovarian Cancer we’re committed to providing high quality, evidence-based information. We are … us.   Dan Wills, PIF TICK Manager said:  We are thrilled to welcome Target Ovarian Cancer to our ever-growing community of accredited PIF TICK members. Accurate, … practical information, and emotional support for everyone affected by ovarian cancer. You can find out about our guides, mini guides, leaflets and more.   Kathryn …

… of light and colour, as we raise awareness and funds for lives affected by ovarian cancer.  How to join Team Target As this exclusive event is expected to be in high … one of the ballot places, we will be in touch to provide you with a Target Ovarian Cancer T-shirt and fundraising support. The minimum sponsorship for this 5k race is … help with registering for this event, please contact us at fundraising@targetovariancancer.org.uk or call 020 7923 5474. What you can expect from us A fundraising guide …

… A complaint is defined as an expression of dissatisfaction with Target Ovarian Cancer, any services or information we provide, and/or the behaviour of any member of staff. How will your complaint be dealt with? Target Ovarian Cancer aims to provide a high quality service in all areas, but we recognise that … Outline the details of your complaint by letter to Complaints, Target Ovarian Cancer, 30 Angel Gate, City Road, London EC1V 2PT or by email, with the subject …

… and friends that are currently supporting their loved one living with ovarian cancer. If you have been bereaved, unfortunately, these sessions are not the right … beneficial. To receive more information on available support from Target Ovarian Cancer and other specialist bereavement charities, please send an email to info@targetovariancancer.org.uk . … Coffee and chat is a safe, supportive and confidential space where …

… them.  How can they help? Healthcare practitioners who work with people who have cancer have been trained to understand how cancer may cause difficulties for you emotionally, practically and in relationships. … but if this isn’t possible, speak to your GP to see what’s available to you. Many cancer support centres and hospices also offer free counselling services.   …

… all our supporters. Only through your donations can we support women with ovarian cancer. A transformational gift can change the lives of thousands of women with ovarian cancer. Join our growing community of philanthropists and together we can improve …

… of ways that you can help to make a difference for everyone affected by ovarian cancer. Here are some great ways to support our work while spending very little time … Express account, you can use Membership Rewards® points to donate to Target Ovarian Cancer, when you make a donation via JustGiving .  Give while you dine Sign up to … clean Having a clear out? Donate your unwanted items in aid of Target Ovarian Cancer: Sell your items online and donate the profits. If you choose eBay , …

… Engaging with your elected representatives keeps ovarian cancer a priority high on the agenda. … Demand change by meeting or writing to your …

… the heart of Scotland's wonderful capital city, while raising awareness of ovarian cancer. The incredible city centre route takes you past Princess Street Gardens, the … to help you raise awareness of your challenge and the charity. A Target Ovarian Cancer t-shirt (with the option to upgrade to a running vest) Access to online … own place. If you have any queries, please contact us at fundraising@targetovariancancer.org.uk . …