Prostate Cancer Gibraltar

Thank you to the Dapper Riders organising committee
PCG would like to give special thanks to the Dapper Riders organising committee for their organisation, enthusiasm and continued support.

Their work helped create a successful community event and has now resulted in a meaningful donation that will support PCG’s ongoing awareness work in Gibraltar.

We also thank every rider, volunteer, supporter and contributor who helped make the event possible.

👟 Free The Knee 2026 Step Challenge is here!

Free The Knee campaign, led by the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission, in aid of Prostate Cancer is taking place from Monday 27th July to Friday 31st July.

Prostate Cancer Gibraltar is delighted that this popular event is taking place later this month.

Gather your team, get moving and help raise awareness and funds for prostate cancer Gibraltar. Support this excellent initiative and increase awareness, as early detection saves livesk.

📅 Challenge dates: Monday 27 July – Friday 31 July 2026
👥 Teams of up to 5 participants
💙 Minimum registration donation: £25 per team
📲 Step tracking through the Step Challenge App

Every step helps keep conversations going in our community about men’s health, prostate cancer awareness and PSA testing.

Register your team and find all the details here:
https://pcg.gi/free-the-knee-2026/

Take the steps. Make a difference. 💙

Prostate Cancer Gibraltar We promote PSA testing, support men and their families, and work alongside the Gibraltar Health Authority to strengthen local services for those affected by prostate cancer.

Honouring the legacy of John Diaz.

Prostate Cancer Gibraltar was proud to attend the unveiling of a commemorative plaque at St Bernard’s Hospital in memory of John Diaz, founder member and former Chairman of the Prostate Cancer Support Group, the precursor of Prostate Cancer Gibraltar.

The plaque was unveiled by the Hon Gemma Arias-Vasquez, Minister for Health and Care, outside the Urology Clinic, in the presence of John’s family, members and trustees of Prostate Cancer Gibraltar, and representatives of the Gibraltar Health Authority.

John Diaz worked tirelessly to raise awareness of prostate cancer in Gibraltar and helped change the way our community speaks about men’s health, early detection and PSA testing.

In their final will and testament, John and his late wife Evelyn also donated £20,000 to Prostate Cancer Gibraltar. This generous legacy will continue to support projects aimed at improving services for patients in Gibraltar.

We are deeply grateful to the Diaz family and proud to continue John’s mission.

Early detection saves lives.

Read the full article here:
https://pcg.gi/honouring-the-legacy-of-john-diaz/