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‘For Men To Talk’ attends the Healthwatch Central Bedfordshire Community Partnership Group on Autism
‘For Men To Talk’ recently took part in an important community event to help raise awareness and support for autistic people and their families. On Wednesday 4 March 2026, ‘For Men To Talk’ had a stall at the Healthwatch Central Bedfordshire Community Partnership Group on Autism. The event was held at the The Rufus Centre and brought together organisations, professionals and community members who all share a common goal: improving understanding...
‘For Men To Talk’ at Network Rail Safety Day in Hitchin
On Monday 29 September, the Network Rail Maintenance Delivery Unit (MDU) in Hitchin held its Network Rail Safety Day. The day brought together a wide range of stalls and charities to speak with staff in-between workshops. One of those organisations was ‘For Men To...
Biggleswade Town Council Supports ‘For Men To Talk’
‘For Men To Talk’ is proud to share some exciting news. We have been awarded £462.25 from Biggleswade Town Council. This funding will allow us to buy a Junior Pinnable Table Top Folding Display Board, Cascade Four Pocket Leaflet Dispenser and A5 promotional flyers....
Rising from the abyss: Navigating life after a suicide attempt
In the darkest corners of the human experience, there lies a struggle that often goes unnoticed and misunderstood - the battle against one's own inner demons. Suicide attempts are tragic manifestations of this internal strife, and the aftermath can be a bewildering...