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‘For Men To Talk’ Receives £3,333 Boost from Co-op Community Support
'For Men To Talk' is delighted to share some fantastic news that will make a real difference to men and communities locally. Thanks to a winning National Lottery ticket sold at the Co-op store on Church Street in Gamlingay, 'For Men To Talk' has been selected as a local cause to receive an additional £3,333.00. Through a partnership with National Lottery operator Allwyn, Co-op is able to share this success with local community groups, and we...
Myth: Only weak men take their own lives
The myth that only weak men take their own lives is not only harmful but also deeply untrue. This misconception perpetuates damaging stereotypes around mental health and masculinity, making it difficult for men to seek help when they are struggling. It’s time to...
‘For Men To Talk…and Fish’ Returns for 2026
‘'For Men To Talk'…and Fish’ is back for the 2026 season and will once again give men the chance to spend time together, enjoy fishing and form friendships in a relaxed setting. For 2026, the fishing sessions now sit under the 'For Men To Talk' Social Club umbrella,...
How can you support a man struggling with his mental health?
Mental health issues are widespread, yet they often go unnoticed or unaddressed, particularly among men. Societal expectations and traditional notions of masculinity often discourage men from seeking help, leaving many to struggle silently. Offering support to a man...