Supporting men and their families and saving lives.
Providing support in the community for all men and their families impacted by Prostate Cancer, by providing awareness, facilitating PSA testing, providing a safe place to talk with others and managing a 365 day a year Helpline manned by patients and Prostate Cancer survivors
Support Groups
Every group consists of friendly men and women who have been impacted by Prostate Cancer. Click here to go to UK map.
Prostate Testing
We work with the Graham Fulford Charitable Trust to support the provision of Prostate Testing. Click here to visit the GFCT site.
Awareness
We deliver professional & informative awareness talks at your location, throughout the year.
Our Helpline
Just give us a call on our helpline number 0800 774 7560. If you are on a mobile phone, click here to call now.
In Proud Association With
Together for Prostate Health.
Prostate Cancer Support is a charity first established over 20 years ago. It is a patient-led charity, run exclusively by volunteers for prostate cancer patients and their families.
Different than many other charities, we operate with a minimum rent, small office and one invaluable part time employee, making the Charity’s administration run smoothly.
19%
of men living in the most deprived areas presented with metastatic prostate cancer at diagnosis—compared to 14.8% in the least deprived areas
18%
of prostate cancer cases are diagnosed late in the UK, often after the cancer has already spread, which significantly impacts survival rates.
Prostate Cancer Awareness.
We work hard to raise the awareness of Prostate Cancer. We recognise that to save lives, both men and their families need to know more about this type of cancer, how to detect it and how it is treated.
What we do:
- It’s the most commonly diagnosed cancer in men
- 55,100 new diagnoses each year (150 per day)
- 16% of men have metastatic cancer at diagnosis
- In 2019 over 12,000 men died from prostate cancer
- One in eight men will be diagnosed in their lifetime; one in four if you are black
- Family history is very important
- The incidence rate rises sharply after the age of 50
- 80% of men with early prostate cancer have no symptoms
Call Our helpline: 0800 774 7560. The lines are manned by patient volunteers 9.00am to 9.00pm every day.
Resource For You.
Find Guidance, Information and Community.
Specialist Nurses
Contact us on the helpline or complete the online help form.
Patient Helpline
Call Our helpline: 0800 774 7560. The lines are manned by patient volunteers 9.00am to 9.00pm every day.
Knowledge Empowers
A summary of the information that all prostate cancer patients need to know from. Written from a patient’s perspective. With thanks to PCaSO. Simply go to the contents page and click on the item you want to read about and it will take you straight there.
Information Videos
A series of videos from both the patients and medical professionals view covering everything from PSA testing to individual treatments.
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Patient Testimonials
4.9 Average Rating
Just before my 70th birthday having a standard health check it was found I had Stage 3 prostate cancer with a Gleeson score of 9 group 5. I chose going down the radiotherapy pathway for treatment. I joined PCS in early 2024 that has got to have been one of my life’s better decisions, volunteering for PCS has given me a new purpose in life, now I’m a position to be able to help others.
Ian Cameron
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