Portsmouth Football Club supporting Prostate Cancer UK

The newly promoted championship club is the first football club to install incontinence bins which is in conjunction with PHS Group’s dispose of dignity initiative.

The EFL team became aware of the need for male incontinence bins to support men who have had treatment for prostate cancer, after one of its supporters approached them to tell them about the campaign.

One in eight men will get prostate cancer. For the over 475,000 men living with or after prostate cancer in the UK, many will experience urinary incontinence as a side effect of treatment for the disease.

Portsmouth football club has installed bins around the stadium in fan washrooms and executive lounges, so that its supporters, staff and visiting away fans can dispose of their incontinence products with dignity behind the cubical door.

Well done, Pompey!