Awareness
Driving Treatment Breakthroughs in Westminster
On 16th June, we hosted a parliamentary reception in Westminster, calling on Government to take urgent action to drive treatment breakthroughs for pancreatic cancer.
Insights from people newly diagnosed
We welcome the commitment in the National Cancer Plan to establish direct referral pathways over the coming years, ensuring that people newly diagnosed with cancer are routinely connected to trusted charities.
Just 12% of pancreatic cancer patients given the chance to join a clinical trial
Only 12% of people with pancreatic cancer are given the chance to take part in a clinical trial, emphasising the lack of progress in developing treatments.
We’re demanding treatment breakthroughs. We’re demanding survival.
Today marks the launch of our Demand Survival Now petition, calling on governments across the UK to fund more research for treatment breakthroughs
Understanding KRAS Inhibitors: A new direction in pancreatic cancer treatment
A closer look at a promising group of treatments known as KRAS inhibitors these aim to treat cancers with a mutation in the KRAS gene.
Introducing The Big Picture
Help us build the biggest ever picture of pancreatic cancer care through our new pancreatic cancer registry.
An update on the PERT shortages
An update on our work to address the PERT shortages, including the progress we've made so far, the current supply situation, and what we still need to see to fully resolve the shortages.
Win signed copies of all seven Harry Potter books
You could be in with a chance of winning a full set of Harry Potter books each signed by a dozen actors from the iconic film series.
A year of campaigning progress
We’ve made more noise than ever about pancreatic cancer in 2025 and built strong momentum towards change. Here are our highlights from a busy year across the UK – and exciting things to look out for in the new year.
An impactful month in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
Thanks to your support of our Unite. Diagnose. Save Lives. campaign this Spring, we've got the attention of the parliaments in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Celebrating a successful November
There have been so many highlights this Pancreatic Cancer Awareness month. Read on to find out more!
Purple Ladies Tea Party raises awareness for pancreatic cancer
So many of you find innovative ways to fundraise and raise awareness of pancreatic cancer in your local communities, and we are so grateful for your support.