Support Debbie Fund and help find a cure for cervical cancer
“I hope that one day a lady will come up to me and tell me that she had cervical cancer, but because of a drug that came out of our research, she survived.” Sarah Phillips
The problem
Cervical Cancer is the fourth most common cancer in women worldwide and it is the most common cancer for women aged 15-34 in England. Worldwide there are around half a million new cases and a quarter of a million deaths each year.
Debbie Fund is set up in memory of Debbie Phillips who died from cervical cancer aged just 48. Help prevent other women and their families, from falling victim to Cervical Cancer.
Find out more about Debbie’s story here.
How you can help
Debbie Fund is the only organisation devoted solely to the discovery of new treatments for cervical cancer.
Debbie Fund has established, at the UCL Cancer Institute, the world's first dedicated research programme into treatments for cervical cancer. Every pound raised funds this research. Please help Debbie Fund in any way you can.
Find out more about the critical research here.