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We understand that being diagnosed with cancer can be a distressing time, not only for patients but for their family members. If you have been diagnosed recently, know someone who has been diagnosed, are an ex-patient or just want to know more, don’t hesitate to get in touch and we will do the best that we can to help.

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01603 511707

Speak to one of our friendly team who can offer support

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We can put you in touch with one of our members who has been through this themselves and can offer reasurrance.

We are a Testicular Cancer support group and a registered charity.

It’s On The Ball is a registered Testicular Cancer awareness and support charity (No. 1155510) based in Norwich, serving East Anglia and beyond.

Our mission is twofold: to raise awareness of testicular cancer and to support those affected by the disease and their families.

Awareness efforts include: delivering talks in schools, colleges, workplaces, attending health events, producing informative resources, and promoting regular self-examination through social media and text-reminders.

Support is offered through: chemotherapy support packs, a buddy system connecting patients with survivors, a dedicated landline to offer phone support, and practical grants to ease travel, childcare, and living costs.

The charity is committed to ensuring men and families never face this journey alone.

In the form of a poem, Rose describes how her husband Tom was diagnosed with Testicular Cancer at just 28 years old. [WINNER: Big Syn International Film Awards – Charity – Health and Wellbeing 2025]

Your donations meant that...

Over 270

Awareness sessions delivered since 2021

Since 2021 our vital message has been delivered to an audience of over

31,000

Helping to spread the important message that men should check themselves once a month, which could save lives

In the last few years, we’ve delivered

87

Support packs to patients going through chemotherapy treatment in our participating hospitals

Awareness

We visit schools, colleges, universities, local businesses and places of work to talk about testicular cancer signs/symptoms and how to check yourself.

Support

We provide support packs to those starting treatment, offer a support system, a support group and hold regular events.

Fundraising

We hold fundraising events throughout the year to promote awareness of testicular cancer, and raise invaluable funds.