
Fighting Oesophageal Cancer Together
Ochre is a charity dedicated to supporting patients, families, and clinicians to understand oesophageal cancer. Early diagnosis saves lives. Learn the symptoms and warning signs.



15+
Years of Support
About OChre
Together Against Oesophageal Cancer
At OCHRE, we’re dedicated to making a difference in the lives of those affected by oesophageal cancer.
Since our founding, we’ve worked tirelessly to raise awareness of symptoms, fund vital research, and provide support to patients and their families.
Through our partnerships with healthcare professionals and policy makers, we’re ensuring oesophageal cancer remains a priority in cancer care and research across the UK.

Our Philosophy
The Foundation of Our Work
At OCHRE, we believe that every life touched by oesophageal cancer deserves hope, support, and the promise of better tomorrows. Our work is built on the unwavering belief that through research, awareness, and community, we can transform the landscape of oesophageal cancer care.
We couldn’t do what we do without our dedicated network of donors, sponsors and volunteers who share our vision of a world where oesophageal cancer is no longer a devastating diagnosis.
From families who turn their grief into action, to researchers pushing the boundaries of medical science, to healthcare professionals committed to early detection, every supporter becomes part of our mission.

Real Stories, Real hope
Read about our impact and support our fundraisers
Our Clinicians
We Are Here To Help
We support healthcare professionals with evidence-based resources and training to improve early detection and patient care in oesophageal cancer.
For Patients & Families
How We Can Help
We provide compassionate support, practical guidance, and trusted information to help you navigate your oesophageal cancer journey.
News & Insights
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Andrew’s Story: “A Clinical Trial Gave Me a Second Chance”
Read more: Andrew’s Story: “A Clinical Trial Gave Me a Second Chance”Andrew Stanley, 67, from Milton Keynes, had heartburn for years. He never thought much of it. Then in…
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MP Shares Personal Experience of Oesophageal Cancer in Westminster Debate
Read more: MP Shares Personal Experience of Oesophageal Cancer in Westminster DebateIn January 2026, Patrick Hurley, MP for Southport, spoke in a Westminster Hall debate on Less Survivable Cancers,…
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Late Diagnosis of Oesophageal Cancer Has Risen Sharply
Read more: Late Diagnosis of Oesophageal Cancer Has Risen SharplyThe proportion of oesophageal cancer cases diagnosed at the most advanced stage has increased significantly over the past…



