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Through research breakthroughs, campaigning and expert support, we bring more. Because people with pancreatic cancer need more than hope.    

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More breakthroughs. More noise. More than hope.

Through research, we work harder and smarter to find more life-saving breakthroughs. Through our campaigning, we make as much noise as possible to bring about change. Through expert support from dedicated nurses, we are here for people affected by pancreatic cancer.

 

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Our research

With your help, we find the breakthroughs that help detect earlier and treat better.

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You are not alone

Thousands of others are affected by pancreatic cancer right now. When hope is hard, their stories might help.

Read real life stories

Helen

Helen was 44 when she started to notice symptoms. She later found out she had ampullary cancer, where the pancreatic duct and bile duct meet. One year on, she tells us about her difficult but successful treatments, and how she is living life to the full.

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Ben & Pete

Ben's dad, Pete, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in August 2024. He passed away at home in early November 2024, only nine weeks after diagnosis. Pete faced many challenges but he and his family remained positive. The family is now keen to help save lives by campaigning for early detection of pancreatic cancer. 

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Mark D

Mark was 52 when he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Following successful Whipple’s surgery and chemotherapy he’s back to work and enjoying life.

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Natalie & Rosemarie

Natalie’s mum, Rosemarie, struggled to get a diagnosis for her symptoms. Sadly, her cancer was advanced by the time she was diagnosed, and Rosemarie passed away nine weeks later, shortly after her 52nd wedding anniversary. Natalie talks about her determination to raise awareness of the symptoms.

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Together, we bring meaningful change

With your help in 2024/2025:

We have invested

£2.6M

in research grants in 2024/25 and £1.3M in research support

We have provided

+3,800

people with direct support - up 6% from the previous year

We have seen

+9,500

people access our online information and support pages

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Help raise money to fund life-saving research, life-changing support and world-changing campaigning.

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