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Organised by Bowel Cancer UKHold Amy’s Hand has joined forces with Bowel Cancer UK to raise awareness of bowel cancer in younger people and create a lasting legacy for Amy Watts, who died in 2015 from bowel cancer aged just 37.
Closed 01/01/2020
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Visit the charity's profileHold Amy’s Hand and Bowel Cancer UK are teaming up to bring about significant improvements in the diagnosis and treatment of bowel cancer in younger people in the UK.
Bowel Cancer UK has been working hard to create change and improve the experiences of younger bowel cancer patients since the launch of their Never Too Young campaign in 2013. More than two thousand (2,100) people under 50 are diagnosed with bowel cancer each year, the majority already at stage 3 or 4 of the disease. We can and must stop this.
Your support will help fund much-needed new research, new clinical and policy guidance and improve diagnostic services for young people with bowel cancer.
Together, we can stop young people dying from bowel cancer.
To find out more about our partnership please visit – www.bowelcanceruk.org.uk/holdamyshand
To read Amy’s story, please visit – www.holdamyshand.com
Donate today to help Hold Amy’s Hand and Bowel Cancer UK stop younger people dying from bowel cancer.
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