Urology Awareness Month

Urology Awareness Month takes place across the whole of September, raising awareness of conditions affecting the bladder, kidneys, prostate and male reproductive organs. It encourages people to recognise symptoms early and seek help.

When is Urology Awareness Month?

Urology Awareness Month is observed in September (1-30). It is one of the many UK awareness days that bring people together around a shared cause — see the full calendar.

Why Urology Awareness Month matters

Urological conditions are common yet often go unspoken because of embarrassment, which can delay diagnosis and treatment. Talking openly helps people catch problems sooner and live healthier lives. Explore community support volunteering.

How to get involved in Urology Awareness Month

There are three simple ways to make Urology Awareness Month count:

• Volunteer — lend a hand at a local urology or men’s health charity, supporting awareness stalls and patient information days. Browse opportunities.
• Fundraise — host a quiz night, sponsored walk or bake sale to raise money for urology research and patient care.
• Raise awareness — share trusted information about urological symptoms with friends and family so no one feels too embarrassed to get checked.

Urology Awareness Month volunteering opportunities

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