‘For Men To Talk’ founder shares peer support initiatives at Carers in Bedfordshire

Luke Newman, the visionary behind ‘For Men To Talk’, recently delivered an insightful presentation to the ‘Mental Health Carers Online Group’ at Carers in Bedfordshire. This engagement aims to enhance mental health support for individuals in the local community.

‘For Men To Talk’ is a pioneering peer support group dedicated to providing a safe and open environment for men to discuss mental health challenges. Recognising the importance of addressing mental health concerns among men, Luke Newman founded the group with the mission to foster understanding, empathy, and solidarity.

During his presentation, Luke Newman shared valuable insights into the initiatives offered by ‘For Men To Talk’ in the local area. The group aims to break the stigma surrounding men’s mental health while providing practical resources and guidance.

Carers in Bedfordshire, an esteemed charity committed to assisting unpaid carers of all ages and backgrounds, hosted the online event. Through phone support, face-to-face interactions, support groups, and workshops, Carers in Bedfordshire has been instrumental in helping carers cope with the challenges they face daily.

‘For Men To Talk’ and Carers in Bedfordshire underscores a shared commitment to promoting mental well-being and offering vital support services to the community. Both organisations aim to reach more individuals in need, fostering resilience and creating a supportive network for those facing mental health challenges.

Luke Newman expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to connect with the Mental Health Carers Online Group and collaborate with Carers in Bedfordshire. He emphasised the importance of community-driven initiatives in addressing mental health issues and stressed the need for continued dialogue and support.

For more information about ‘For Men To Talk’ and their initiatives, please visit www.formentotalk.co.uk 

For inquiries regarding Carers in Bedfordshire and their services, please contact www.carersinbeds.org.uk.