Urgent Appeal 2023

Sofia’s mum, Daloni, was first diagnosed with womb cancer when Sofia was thirteen years old. She went into remission, but then, they got the news that it had come back and was incurable. 

Daloni said yes to everything throughout her treatment, she was really invested in research, a fantastic advocate, and took on every clinical trial on offer to her. She knew the importance of research and the hope that this could bring.

Your donation this Christmas could help to fund research that has the potential to transform the face of gynaecological cancer research.

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Sofia and Daloni on a mountain“Mum’s story is such an important story to tell. She did so much throughout her treatment to raise awareness and champion women’s health. She wanted to create a better future, so that nobody else would have to go through what she did.  

By donating to The Eve Appeal this Christmas, you could help do just that. It is so important to keep funding research that has the potential to transform the lives of women, like my mum, affected by gynaecological cancers.  

I can’t imagine how hard it must have been for mum to think she had cancer and then having to undergo hugely invasive tests to find this out. Easier, early detection is so important when it comes to cancer and The Eve Appeal’s new research project looking into womb cancer detection is looking to do just that. If there had been more research, and more treatment options, at the time then maybe Christmas time wouldn’t be so hard”.

Sofia, Daloni’s daughter & Eve supporter

You can help fund life-saving research this Christmas

For people who’ve lost a loved one, the festive season can be difficult.  

When it comes to gynae cancers, early diagnosis and prevention is key, and our dedicated team of researchers are committed to this. Dr Njoku at the University of Manchester is looking at simpler and less invasive ways to detect womb cancer earlier, making the outcome better for women like Sofia’s mum, Daloni, diagnosed with womb cancer.  

Your gift this Christmas can help to fund this research, and other projects like it, so that fewer families have to spend Christmas without a loved one.

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