56 women in the Bristol area die from ovarian cancer each year | Ovarian Cancer Action

The next generation deserves better. Ovarian Cancer Action funds ground-breaking research so that the next generation will survive, but we need to act now

We’re funding research so that these girls and their millions of contemporaries will face much better prospects than their mothers, aunts and grandmothers do today. But research takes time. With more support, we can accelerate the rate of progress for women today and for the next generation.

Since 2006, Ovarian Cancer Action has funded £12.3 million of research projects. We’re now committed to investing in the next generation of research and accelerating progress in three main areas: prevention, diagnosis and treatment. We believe this approach will help more women survive ovarian cancer than ever before.

Jess, 26, lives in Bristol and was diagnosed with stage 1c ovarian cancer last year. Jess is currently navigating surgical menopause and feels lucky her ovarian cancer was diagnosed early.

Learn more about why she is currently organising a Walk In Her Name to raise money for ovarian cancer research.

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