The Portuguese Association of Prostate Patients (Associação Portuguesa de Doentes da Próstata) is a Portuguese social solidarity institution focused on prostate health and support for people affected by prostate disease. Its central aim is to encourage men to discuss regular prostate examinations with a doctor, particularly from around age 45 or 50, and to highlight the importance of early detection of prostate cancer.

The association provides educational information about the prostate, screening, diagnosis, treatment options and the potential effects of illness on daily life and relationships. Its website features patient and caregiver perspectives, including a section for women close to someone with prostate disease, as well as health fact-checks, testimonials, activities, books and publications. It also directs visitors to an external prostate cancer information chatbot and offers benefits to members.

For personal assistance, the association operates a telephone support line from Monday to Thursday, 10 a.m. to noon. It welcomes donations to support its work and shares updates through Facebook.