Powering the research that saves lives
Breast cancer still affects 55,000 families a year. Not just some breast cancers. Every breast cancer. We're building the research engine to make that possible.
This is a moment to change what happens next — and fewer families facing breast cancer starts here.
Be part of this →The challenge
More than 55,000 people are diagnosed with breast cancer every year in the UK. Too many mothers, daughters, and sisters. Too many families changed forever.
Not just some breast cancers. Every breast cancer. That is our ambition — and we've only scratched the surface of what prevention science can achieve.
Why now
This only happens with people like you behind it.
The solution
The Prevent Breast Cancer Research Unit is a world-leading hub based in Manchester — the centre of prevention research in the UK, and the engine powering the research that saves lives.
By bringing together data, biological samples, and world-class scientific talent, it's designed to find answers faster and reach breakthroughs sooner than traditional research ever could.
Rich datasets from thousands of participants driving discovery
Biological samples unlocking the science of prevention
World-class scientists working across disciplines
Infrastructure built to reach breakthroughs faster
The impact
Fewer families facing breast cancer. More lives protected. This is what Prevent Every Breast Cancer means in practice — and why every supporter makes a difference.
This is how we stop breast cancer before it starts. Fewer families facing breast cancer — that's the outcome we're working towards.
Prevent Breast Cancer has been powering the research that saves lives since 1996, investing over £5 million into the science of prevention. The only UK charity focused entirely on stopping breast cancer before it starts.
Get involved
With your support, this becomes possible. Whether you want to donate, fundraise, or simply stay close to the research — tell us how you'd like to be part of Prevent Every Breast Cancer.
Together, we can prevent breast cancer for future generations.
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