
A diagnosis of ovarian cancer can feel overwhelming. That’s why our support services are designed around what people tell us they need most.
With Target Ovarian Cancer, you can:
Need someone to talk to about ovarian cancer? Our nurse led support line is here for you.
Our specialist nurses have supported thousands of people just like you. They understand what you’re feeling, and they can help you right now. Whether you need practical information, advice, or just a listening ear, we’re here for you.
Our support line is here for anyone affected by ovarian cancer, including family and friends. It’s open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm (excluding bank holidays).
Call for free: 0808 802 6000
Email: support@targetovariancancer.org.uk
“These calls have helped me more than I can describe. I was able to talk through my concerns, ask questions and discuss my worries. It really helped knowing my options.”
— Support line user
Our programme of digital support events is shaped by you and what you’ve told us you need. These events give you the chance to connect with leading experts and others affected by ovarian cancer.
Our events include:
You can also find support with our My Next Steps course, specifically designed for those finishing ovarian cancer treatment to take their next steps to physical and emotional recovery.
Register today and we’ll send you details on how to take part online:
👉 targetovariancancer.org.uk/supportevents
You can also watch our events back when it suits you:
👉 www.youtube.com/@TargetOvarianCancer
“Another excellent resource offered by Target Ovarian Cancer. Highly informative, accessible sessions that address the questions we all have, big and small.”
— Siobhan
We know how important connection is after a diagnosis of ovarian cancer. Our private Facebook groups offer safe, welcoming spaces where you can connect and share with others:
Join us at:
👉 targetovariancancer.org.uk/community
“This group is a wealth of information, support, shared experiences, laughs and, for me, feels like a great community. A place where being vulnerable feels safe.”
— Mary
Join us at our in person peer support groups across England for women with an ovarian cancer diagnosis. These monthly groups offer a space to share experiences, listen, and build lasting connections in a safe, understanding environment.
Groups currently meet in:
If you can’t join us in person then why not join our online peer support group?
To find out more or help set up a group in your area, contact Pamela (Project Lead):
📧 pwalker@targetovariancancer.org.uk
🌐 targetovariancancer.org.uk/lets-connect
With so much health advice available online, it’s never been more important to know that you can trust what you read. That’s why we’re committed to providing high-quality, evidence-based information.
Our information is Patient Information Forum (PIF) TICK accredited – the only assessed quality mark for print and online health and care information.
Reliable, regularly updated and easy-to-follow, our information is available online and in print.
Our website, videos, free guides and information sheets cover lots of topics; from symptoms, testing, and treatments for ovarian cancer, to how to cope if cancer comes back – and gives information on everything from finances to wellbeing.
You’ll find expert advice from healthcare professionals as well as personal experiences and insights from others affected by ovarian cancer.
👉 Find our online information at targetovariancancer.org.uk
👉 Download or order free copies of our guides at targetovariancancer.org.uk/guides or call 0808 802 6000
Learn more about clinical trials, why they’re important, and if you might be able to take part in any.
👉 targetovariancancer.org.uk/clinical-trials
📞 0808 802 6000
Whatever stage you’re at, Target Ovarian Cancer is here for you.
To find more support in your local area, go to the Cancer Care Map homepage and search using ‘ovarian cancer’.
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