Sir Clive Lloyd Healthcare Foundation

08/10/2026

Thank you to West Indies Legend .cottrell for his support of the Great Catch!

There is a prostate cancer crisis in the Caribbean. Black men are FOUR times more likely to die of prostate cancer than the global average.

Friends, brothers, teammates are dying unnecessarily.

Sir Clive Lloyd has a solution - the Great Catch - but he urgently needs your support to raise vital funds to launch the programme. Every donation helps.

DONATE at www.sclhf.org

Tune in to for more updates from your favourite legends.

07/10/2026

Excited about this one!

Tune in to tonight to watch the West Indies Champions representing and raising vital funds to tackle the prostate cancer crisis in the Caribbean.

The Caribbean has the highest prostate cancer mortality in the world. Too many friends and teammates have been lost to this cruel disease.

The legendary Sir Clive Lloyd has a plan to fix it - the Great Catch - but he needs the support of the cricket community to raise vital funds.

Your donation could save a life - www.sclhf.org

04/10/2026

Excited to announce that is the official charity partner of the West Indies Champions for

There is a prostate cancer crisis in the Caribbean and the legendary Sir Clive Lloyd wants to fix it.

He has launched the Great Catch to urgently tackle prostate cancer mortality and he needs your help!

To donate today please visit - www.sclhf.org

24/09/2026

Some fantastic cricket from and at and an important message from our CEO, .

Men in the Caribbean are four times more likely to die of prostate cancer than the global average.

It doesn’t need to be this way.

If you are watching the cricket with your mates, please tell them to get a blood test to check their prostate cancer risk. A simple blood test. That's it. It could save their life.

To find out more about the Great Catch please visit - www.sclhf.org

24/09/2026

23/09/2026

Sir Clive Lloyd and had a chat with about our mission to reduce prostate cancer mortality.

Fantastic week at watching some brilliant cricket and getting men talking about their health.

To get involved please visit - www.sclhf.org

22/09/2026

From Sir Clive Lloyd and everyone at the foundation, a huge thank you to and the group for such a wonderful stay. We really appreciated your generosity and hospitality.

Delicious food, perfect views and fantastic service. We couldn't have asked for more.
There are too many people to thank, but particularly mention to Wyndell the hotel manager, Paul Collymore, Peter Odle, Tracy Denman Hughes and for making this happen.

A few pictures of cricket legends Sir Clive Lloyd and Joel Garner enjoying a fabulous lunch at

21/09/2026

Early detection saves lives.

Thank you to and Pearson Bowen for hosting us on Mornin' Barbados and supporting The Sir Clive Lloyd Healthcare Foundation with our mission to tackle prostate cancer mortality.

Speak to your doctor about a PSA test. It could save your life.

To find out more about the Great Catch please visit - www.sclhf.org

21/09/2026

Fantastic to see the incredible support at the for Blue Day, raising vital funds for the Sir Clive Lloyd Healthcare Foundation.

A huge thank you to and for a fantastic game and supporting the Great Catch, our three part programme to tackle prostate cancer mortality in the Caribbean.

The signed caps from this game will be auctioned to raise funds - more on this soon!

Thank you so much to everyone who donated. Every dollar counts and will be used to fund vital testing and treatment in the Caribbean to tackle prostate cancer.

Too distracted by the awesome cricket to donate? There is still time! Please scan the QR code or visit - https://www.sclhf.org/

18/09/2026

What a night! A true celebration of the joy of cricket and the power of sport to make change.

Congratulations to and who became the first inductees into the Hall of Fame on Tuesday, receiving the Sir Gary Sobers award.

A huge thank you to for hosting us and raising vital funds for the Great Catch, Sir Clive Lloyd's urgent programme to tackle the prostate cancer crisis in the Caribbean.

Support the Great Catch today - www.sclhf.org