Recognising a critical gap in NHS services, Jat noticed that prostate cancer screening (PSA tests) for men aged 40 to 65 was not routinely supported. Despite one in eight men in this age group being affected by prostate cancer—one of the leading causes of male cancer deaths—there is no NHS pathway for early detection, unlike the support available for women’s breast cancer.

To address this, Jat initiated a collaboration between the Graham Fulford Charitable Trust, the Worshipful Company of Apothecaries, and the Company of Entrepreneurs. This partnership reduced the cost of PSA testing from over £80 to £35 and established a screening centre in the heart of the City of London, conveniently located for working professionals. This initiative marked the first such effort in over a decade and proved highly successful.

In light of recent awareness raised by figures like Chris Hoy, Jat has been asked to arrange additional screenings. He is currently working with the Corporation of London to organise further testing early next year.

Jat’s proactive approach exemplifies his ability to identify pressing issues and take decisive action to address them. Jat’s impact extends well beyond the City of London. His global contributions illustrate his deep desire to make a difference on an international scale, not just in London.