Events & Activities

A big thankyou to our Supporter Keith McDonagh who's Wigfest festival last weekend raised an amazing £879 for TPSA. Helping save local mens lives. Thanks Keith.    ...

TPSA ( Chris Marchant and Ian Nightingale) were fortunate to be invited onto Torbay Radio on Tuesday on David Gledhill's Communities slot. We discussed our personal journeys, the NSC decision not to test all men, the role of Focal therapies, the difficulties accessing these and...

If you like live music and want to help raise money for TPSA then this could be just your thing. One of our Supporters Keith McDonagh is raising funds again for TPSA. Thanks Keith. (Please everyone tell your friends as well). Cliick on following links to...

We were invited to the recent Rotary Club of Preston's charity golf day at Chelston Golf Club where we were presented with a very generous donation of £1,500. Another wonderful contribution to our funds. Always grateful to the Rotary Club for their contimued support both through...

Thanks to everyone who, despite the hot weather, attended yesterday's meeting and presentation by Allie Poyner and Julie Eason from the Lodge cancer support unit in Torquay who took us through a mindfulness and wellbeing session. Allie gave a short presentation introducing mindfulness, encouraging curiosity around...

We were sorry to report that Steve Allen, our speaker from 'Tackle' for Wednesday, had to cancel because he'd been admitted to hospital for emergency surgery on his bowel. Given the timescale involved, we decided to run a coffee and experience sharing session instead, and will...

Last night we held another very successful PSA testing event at the Livermead House Hotel where 390 men were tested. We await the results of how many red and amber flags were recorded. As usual a very slick operation thanks to everyone involved :- Wendy and...

Helping Raise Awareness & funds for specialist prostate cancer related equipment

Helping Raise Awareness & funds for specialist prostate cancer related equipment

Serving men of all ages and their family and friends, through a programme of support before, during and after diagnosis.

Maybe you can live without a PSA Test… But why take the chance?

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