Fighting Prostate Cancer has built a diverse range of support networks to take screening, support and awareness directly into communities, partnering with sports clubs, places of worship, local authorities, and national charities.

Recent highlights include the Bob Willis Fund’s Blue for Bob Day at Edgbaston, where the team raised awareness alongside Sky Sports, shared information with high‑profile figures, and even carried out PSA tests for former England cricketers live on TV and radio—helping to normalise conversations about men’s health in front of mass audiences Blue for Bob Day, May 2025.

The collaboration with the Bob Willis Fund has spanned multiple events since 2024, engaging the cricket community at PCA gatherings and major matches, and amplifying a campaign that has already screened thousands of men and detected numerous cancers Inspired by Bob Willis’ Legacy, Jul 2024.

Alongside sport, the organisation works closely with Freemasons to host free, confidential screening clinics that reach men who might otherwise delay checks. In 2025 alone, Fighting Prostate Cancer partnered with Leicestershire Freemasons for a well‑attended clinic on 26 April, followed by its 55th community clinic with the Shrewsbury Freemasons—milestones that underscore a shared commitment to early detection and practical, local action Leicestershire Freemasons Clinic, Apr 2025, Shrewsbury Freemasons Screening, Oct 2025. These efforts complement wider outreach such as the Health Outreach Bus in Peterborough and talks within faith and community centres, ensuring screening and support are accessible where people live and gather News hub and site overview.