The Art of Survival

Transforming Health Outcomes Through Community, Culture and Lived Experience

From Me To You (FM2U) is an award-winning charity committed to reducing health inequalities experienced by Black and marginalised communities. Through Research, Advocacy, Community and Education, we empower individuals, strengthen communities and influence lasting change.

Healthcare should work for everyone. At FM2U, we believe everyone deserves to feel heard, respected and supported throughout their healthcare journey. Through lived experience, community-led action and meaningful partnerships, we support individuals, educate professionals, influence systems and create opportunities for lasting change. The Art of Survival is our belief that no one should face their healthcare journey alone.

OUR FOUR PILLARS

The RACE framework guiding everything we do.

Research

Using evidence and lived experience to better understand health inequalities, influence policy and improve healthcare outcomes.

Advocacy

Championing health equity by raising awareness, influencing decision-makers and ensuring underrepresented voices are heard.

Community

Creating culturally safe spaces where people can connect, share experiences and access the support they deserve.

Education

Empowering communities, professionals and organisations through knowledge, training and learning.

Health inequalities affect real people.

Behind every statistic is a person, a family and a community.

Black and marginalised communities continue to experience inequalities in healthcare access, diagnosis, treatment and outcomes.

This is why FM2U exists.

Did you know

1 in 4 Black men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime, compared with around 1 in 8 men overall.

(Source)Prostate Cancer Research UK, UK Government Equality Impact Assessment (2026)

Did you know

People from ethnically diverse communities continue to experience inequalities in access to healthcare and health outcomes.

(Source) Peer-reviewed research (2025),NHS Race & Health Observatory research

Did you know

Earlier diagnosis, culturally responsive care and community support can significantly improve experiences and outcomes.

(Source) Peer-reviewed research on barriers to prostate cancer care, NHS England / Prostate Cancer UK engagement toolkit

Did you know

Reducing health inequalities requires collaboration between communities, healthcare providers, researchers and policymakers.

(Source) Prostate Cancer UK , NHS Race & Health Observatory research

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Effective
Expertise
Reliable
Innovative
Trusted
Empathetic
Holistic
Supportive
Proven
Personalized

Effective
Expertise
Reliable
Innovative
Trusted
Empathetic
Holistic
Supportive
Proven
Personalized

OUR JOURNEY SO FAR

Every milestone represents another step towards a fairer, more equitable healthcare system.

Driving Change. Creating Impact.

Award-Winning Charity

Recognised for championing health equity and amplifying lived experience.

Building Strong Partnerships

Working alongside NHS organisations, charities, universities and community partners to improve health outcomes.

Educating Communities

Delivering culturally responsive training, workshops and educational programmes that empower individuals and professionals.

Supporting Communities

Providing regular support groups, wellbeing programmes and safe spaces where people feel heard, valued and supported.

Influencing Change

Championing lived experience to shape conversations, improve services and influence healthcare practice.

How can we help you today?

I Need Support

Find culturally safe support, community groups and practical guidance.

I Want to Learn

Explore training, podcasts, digital guides and educational resources.

I Want to Work With FM2U

Partner with us through consultancy, training, research and community engagement.

Join the Movement

Whether you’re looking for support, learning opportunities or a trusted partner, there’s a place for you at FM2U. Together, we can create a future where equitable healthcare is a reality for everyone.