The National Federation of Prostate Cancer Support Groups Call the FREE
National Helpline
0800 035 5302
and speak to a patient
or email
helpline@tackleprostate.org
“112 men are diagnosed
with prostate cancer
every day”
“In the UK, about 1 in 8 men will get prostate cancer at some point in their lives.”
Find a support group near you
The purple pin markers represent the prostate cancer support groups. Click on one and the contact details will be displayed.
If your area is not obviously in the map, click and hold on the map and move it so that your area is centred.
PLEASE NOTE
This information is regularly updated, however meetings, times and venues can be subject to change and therefore it is advisable to contact the local support group to confirm the meeting details if you wish to visit the above.
How to use this map
To magnify the page (zoom in), click on the + sign at the bottom of the map on the left-hand side. You can also use the following controls:
Zoom in: Double-left click
Zoom out: Double-right click
Read our latest newsletter
Tackle's official journal Prostate Matters is provided free to all Member Organisations in sufficient numbers for them to distribute to their own members.
Articles to be considered for inclusion in Prostate Matters are always welcome and should be sent to the Editor.
Looking for leaflets about Prostate Cancer?
If you need some leaflets to hand out for your members or for display eg at the hospital where you're treated, we can provide them for you.
Click here.
The 2018 Annual Conference and AGM was held on Tuesday 12 June at Hornton Grange, Edgbaston, Birmingham a. Click here to view a short report on the day. Slides from the presentations have been added.
Do you want a PSA test? Find out where and when here.
Don't forget, if you are over 50 you are entitled to a free PSA test which you can arrange in consultation with your GP. Read Tackle's view on PSA testing.
About prostate cancer
Prostate cancer is the most common male cancer and kills 10,000 - 15,000 men in the UK every year.
Click on one of the topics in the "About prostate cancer" heading above to find out all about the disease, the risk factors, detection, treatment, and how to reduce your chances of being affected by it.
Worried about Prostate Cancer?
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and speak to a patient
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Roger Wotton, Chairman of Tackle Prostate Cancer, explains why we are using the walnut as a symbol in our new Save a Dad! campaign.
“112 men are diagnosed
with prostate cancer
every day”
Listen to Tackle Chairman Roger Wotton discuss all things prostate cancer on Radio Dacorum. Click here
As a result of Jackie Dijon of JPS Promotions contacting our colleagues in the North West, the tribute acts of Chris Perry (Phil Collins) and Andy Lee (Simply Red) volunteered for a PSA test at Delamere Golf Club. See their video explaining why they're supporting Tackle.
Along with two of the crew, and courtesy of Leighton Hospital Support Group, the guys were keen to show their personal support for Tackle and for all that our groups are doing.
Read about the UK tour "An Evening with Phil Collins and Simply Red with Chris Perry and Andy Lee" - tribute acts in aid of prostate cancer this year and next year.
John Coleman, our NW co-ordinator and a Tackle trustee is our contact point.
Prostate disease Q&A
Dr Jon Rees, a member of Tackle's Clinical Advisory Board, talks about various aspects of prostate cancer including PSA tests and the importance of support groups in the Urology section of the Independant.
If someone is experiencing urinary symptoms, should they be worried?
Click here to read all the questions and answers from
Dr Jon Rees
Are you affected by cancer?
Do you like music?
The Royal College of Music and Tenovus Cancer Care are looking for volunteers to take part in a research study exploring the effects of music on the experience of cancer. No musical experience is required.
Interested? Click here to find out more...
“In the UK, about 1 in 8 men will get prostate cancer at some point in their lives.”
