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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...
From a simple question to a National Award: ‘Fore Your Mind’ leads the way for mental health in golf
Sometimes, change begins with one simple question. In April 2024, Stephen Whitney, Director of ‘For Men To Talk’, asked: “What are England Golf doing about Mental Health?” with Dave Hawkins, a ‘For Men To Talk’ attendee. It was not a challenge. It was not a criticism....
The silent struggle: Why men don’t talk about their mental health due to fear of vulnerability
Mental health is a crucial part of overall well-being, yet many men struggle to openly discuss their feelings and emotions. Despite increasing awareness about mental health issues, men are still significantly less likely than women to seek help. One of the major...
Six Years of Support: Bedfordshire PCC Visits ‘For Men To Talk’ in Biggleswade
With the hope of giving men a space to connect and speak openly about their feelings, 'For Men To Talk' was launched on Christmas Eve in 2019. A few weeks later, on 13 February 2020, the first meeting took place at Jones’ Café in Biggleswade. Nineteen men attended...