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The importance of Town Council Newsletters in promoting ‘For Men To Talk’
In recent months, local town councils such as Ampthill and Biggleswade have taken an important step forward in championing men’s mental health by promoting ‘For Men To Talk’ meetings through their newsletters—Around the Pump and Biggleswade News respectively. This seemingly small gesture plays a significant role in raising awareness, reducing stigma, and helping men access vital support networks in their communities. ‘For Men To Talk’ is more...
Celebrating One Year as a Community Interest Company (CIC)
My name is Luke Newman and I am the founder and director of 'For Men To Talk'. On 3 August 2021, it marked the one-year anniversary of myself making it a Community Interest Company (CIC), but not the one-year anniversary of it being founded. 'For Men To Talk’ is a...
Our New Non-Executive Director
Today Luke Newman, the founder of ‘For Men To Talk’, is honoured to announce that he has included a new Non-Executive Director who will be placed on the ‘Board of Directors’. Luke has asked Steve Whitney, the Managing Director of Cromwell Stoves Ltd, Wood Burning and...
The Launch Challenge that instigated ‘The Mental Health Moles’ Book
I’ve been a part of Shifties for approximately 18 months or so. They help to enable business owners to connect, learn, and grow with their businesses together. The team, especially Alex Hughes, have been so supportive in both myself and ‘For Men To Talk’ and what we...