Portsmouth Bowel Cancer Appeal
Improving patient experiences, surgical outcomes and survival rates
Charity Dinner Dance
To celebrate reaching 5,000 robotic surgeries at Portsmouth University Hospital, we are excited to host a charity dinner and dance at The Village Hotel in Portsmouth.
Join us on Saturday, 22nd February 2025, from 7 PM until late, for a two-course dinner and an evening of entertainment as we celebrate this incredible achievement. Tickets are £30 per person and can be purchased by contacting Lorraine at [email protected].
Keeping Pace with Surgical Advancement
Technology is constantly advancing and UK hospitals don’t have the resources needed to provide all that is required to keep pace with other European Countries. Consequently they are better equipped and have better survival rates and surgical outcomes than here in the UK.
We aim to raise funds through charitable donations and charity events, that is where we need your help. Donations can be made using the donate link which directs to our JustGiving page. We will also be holding a number of ticketed events throughout the year to raise funds so do check our events to find out more….
From the blog
Huge congratulations to Robina and her sons Henry, James, and Alexander on completing the Spinnaker Tower abseil and raising £8,231 for the Portsmouth Bowel Cancer Appeal!
2024-05-28
The recent fundraising event raised £3420.00 for the Bowel Cancer Appeal.
2024-03-16
Please join us at this year's Christmas fayre Saturday on 11th November 10am to 3.30pm at The Masonic Hall, Albert Rd, Cosham
2023-11-01
We would like to say a big thank you to all our fundraisers in 2023. Portsmouth Bowel Cancer Appeal is led by unpaid Trustees and volunteers so all these important donations go directly toward the appeal's core aim of raising funds to support MEDICAL RESEARCH, TRAINING and PRE/POST SURGICAL SUPPORT.
2023-10-26
Portsmouth Bowel Cancer Appeal
Who we are
We are a charity led by volunteers whose aim is to help the colorectal department and consultant colorectal surgeon Jim Khan of Queen Alexandra Hospital Portsmouth
Our Aims
We aim provide state-of-the-art equipment and high quality care to colorectal cancer patients, along with training and research into colorectal cancer and progression of this disease
Volunteer Led
Most of our volunteers have been affected by colorectal cancer, be it themselves or other members of their family. With your support we can help give those that have cancer a better outcome.