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Change brings new opportunities for ‘For Men To Talk’
At ‘For Men To Talk’, we are always looking at how we can best support men in our community. As grant funding comes to an end, it is important for us to review what is working well and where changes need to be made. Sometimes, this means making difficult decisions. From 1 June 2026, the following meetings will be closing: For Men To Talk - Shefford (Afternoon Huddle) For Men To Talk - Shefford (Evening Session) For Men To Talk - Flitwick (Good...
The silent struggle: Navigating mental health challenges for men facing bereavement
Grief is a deeply personal and often isolating experience, and when a man faces bereavement, the emotional burden can be particularly intense. Societal expectations and traditional notions of masculinity often encourage men to suppress their emotions, making it...
Why men don’t talk about their mental health: The role model gap
In recent years, conversations around mental health have become more mainstream. Despite this progress, many men still struggle to open up about their mental well-being. A significant reason for this hesitancy is the lack of role models who demonstrate vulnerability...
More than a Workshop: The proposed ‘For Men To Talk Shed’ in Stotfold
A new community idea is being explored in Stotfold — one focused on connection, skills, and purpose. The proposed ‘For Men To Talk Shed’ will be presented at the Stotfold Town Council Annual Town Meeting on Wednesday 29 April 2026, where Luke Newman, CEO and founder...