Annie found comfort and solace in our support line and shared her story for our BBC Lifeline Appeal.

Lena tells her and her mum Savita's story for Ethnic Minority Cancer Awareness Month.

Zelda talks about the fear of the unknown and how to cope after treatment has finished.

Tricia talks about how our online support helped her cope during lockdown.

We’ve been awarded a major grant from the Coronavirus Community Support Fund, so we can be there for women when they need us most.

A message from our Head of Services, Lizzy Rodgers, about coronavirus/Covid-19 and recent changes to the shielding guidelines

A message from our Chief Executive, Annwen Jones, on the current events and our commitment to supporting women with ovarian cancer.

Seren Hughes was diagnosed with ovarian cancer when she was still at university. For Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month 2020 Seren sat down with Target Ovarian Cancer Nurse Adviser Rachel Mugnai for a full and frank talk about the effect it had on her.

Marie wants young women to be aware of the symptoms of ovarian cancer.

Pauline shares her fundraising secrets in our TAKE OVAR campaign.

This time last year, we launched our ‘It’s time to TAKE OVAR’ campaign. The campaign aims to transform the futures of more than 25,000 women in the UK who are living with ovarian cancer – and thousands more who are yet to be diagnosed.