Prostate Scotland

Prostate cancer survival rates are rising—let’s keep the momentum going!

Do you, a fellow Shed member, or one of your family members have prostate cancer?

Prostate Scotland runs the Living Well with Prostate Cancer course in partnership with Ayrshire Cancer Support and Maggie’s Centres across Scotland.

Talks in Scottish Men's Sheds

Prostate Scotland also delivers talks in Scottish Men’s Sheds to raise awareness about prostate cancer and how they support men and their families through their cancer journey.

A Personal Story: Owen Neil

Facing challenges and finding purpose: a Troon Shedder’s journey with prostate cancer and the power of the Shed

After receiving a life-changing diagnosis of advanced prostate cancer three years ago, Owen Neil (65) found strength through the support of Prostate Scotland and channelled his drive, determination and need for a positive focus into bringing a Men’s Shed to his town of Troon.

Living Well with Prostate Cancer Course

Prostate Scotland runs the Living Well with Prostate Cancer course in partnership with Ayrshire Cancer Support and Maggie’s Centres across Scotland.

The course has been specifically designed for men undergoing treatment for prostate cancer or when treatment has finished.

The course is run over seven weeks (one hour and a half sessions) and take place at Ayrshire Cancer Support and Maggie’s Centres across Scotland. 

The courses are part of Prostate Scotland’s COMPASS project which aims to help men across Scotland navigate prostate cancer and disease through a range of support and wellbeing services.

To find out more about a course in your area or request a talk in your Men’s Shed, please contact: