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Carrying the Weight: London Luton Airport Fire Service walk 14-miles to raise awareness for men’s mental health
In light of Men’s Health Month, nine firefighters from London Luton Airport’s (LLA) Fire Service walked a 14-mile route around the airport terminal today (21 November) in partnership with 'For Men To Talk', to raise awareness and encourage open discussions around men’s mental health. The firefighters donned breathing apparatus on their back for the duration of the walk, symbolic of the weight of poor mental health. The 14-miles represent the 14...
Unmasking bowel cancer: Recognising symptoms and charting a path to treatment for men
Bowel cancer, also known as colourectal cancer, is a significant health concern that affects both men and women. However, it is essential to delve into the specific symptoms and treatment options for men, as they may exhibit unique characteristics and responses to the...
Balancing parental, partner and societal demands
In the intricate tapestry of societal expectations, men find themselves woven into a complex web of demands and responsibilities. From an early age, they are groomed to fulfill certain roles, meet specific standards, and embody ideals set forth by parents, partners,...
Starting September Strong – ‘For Men To Talk’ Week of 1 September 2025
'For Men To Talk’ is a peer support group is for men who are suffering with a mental health illness, such as anxiety, depression and grief, to talk in a safe and comfortable environment. Conversations include many factors in a man's life, including work,...