Supporting local women living with gynaecological cancers
More than 10,000 women in the UK die from gynaecological cancer each year.
GRACE is a local charity that supports women living with gynaecological cancers across Surrey, West Sussex and Hampshire. Our primary focus is on raising vital awareness to promote early diagnosis of the diseases, funding desperately needed research into their causes and treatments and in providing local hospitals with vital surgical equipment.
The work undertaken by GRACE plugs a gap for a desperately neglected area of cancer research. Every year one million women worldwide are diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer – such as cervical or ovarian. Just 200,000 fewer than those diagnosed with breast cancer, they account for 10% of all cancers. In the UK alone, 18,000 women are diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer every year.
GRACE is dedicated to research that improves treatment, recovery and survival rates.
GRACE is dedicated to research which will improve the treatment, recovery, and survival rates of women diagnosed in the future and are currently involved in several projects including investigation of chemotherapy resistant ovarian cancers.

Its findings feed into the wider UK cancer network, helping to influence and shape the diagnosis and treatment of these women. The charity is also keen to raise awareness of symptoms in order to promote early diagnosis.
Latest news from GRACE
Help GRACE and take part in a skydive for Ovarian Cancer Awareness
If you would like to help GRACE raise funds for its ovarian cancer research project, you can take the plunge and join a team of dare devils... read more
Waitrose's Community Matters programme supports GRACE
GRACE has recently received a £600 donation from the Waitrose store in Caterham after being nominated by local supporters. Each mont... read more
A text for GRACE
GRACE has signed up to JustTextGiving, which allows people to make donations by text: it's simple and best of all commission free so GRACE will recieve 100% of the donation made... read more
