Ovarian Cancer Action

Walk in Her Name 2024 - West Ham Women's Team

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Event: Walk in Her Name 2024, from 1 March 2024 to 31 March 2024
This March, sign up to Walk in Her Name and walk 100km for every woman with ovarian cancer. Walk in her name isn’t just a challenge. It’s a community coming together, uniting for a world where every woman will survive ovarian cancer.

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West Ham United FC Women is proudly supporting Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. We're fundraising in solidarity for everyone taking part in Ovarian Cancer Action's Walk In Her Name 2024.

Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month

Currently only 3 in 10 women diagnosed with ovarian cancer live beyond 10 years. It’s unacceptable.

With 7500 women receiving an ovarian cancer diagnosis in the UK each year, it’s vital we make faster progress to reach a vision of ovarian cancer being survivable for all women.

This Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, the West Ham Women's team are proud to support Ovarian Cancer Action and are fundraising in solidarity with everyone taking part in Walk in Her Name 2024.

Walk in Her Name 2024

Throughout March, we'll be championing all the people taking part in Walk in Her Name - walking a sponsored 100km throughout the month of March.

Walk in Her Name is so much more than a challenge; it's a collective step forward, a tribute to the women we love, a rally for change, and a beacon of hope for those living with and affected by ovarian cancer.

Together we're changing the future for women with ovarian cancer.

About the campaign

This March, sign up to Walk in Her Name and walk 100km for every woman with ovarian cancer. Walk in her name isn’t just a challenge. It’s a community coming together, uniting for a world where every woman will survive ovarian cancer.

About the charity

Ovarian Cancer Action

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www.ovarian.org.uk
Ovarian cancer is the biggest gynaecological killer in the UK claiming the life of a woman every 2 hours. Many women still do not know the symptoms leading to late diagnosis. We are determined to drive up survival rates by funding world-class research into causes, treatments and prevention.
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