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‘For Men To Talk’ supports families at Central Bedfordshire Council Early Help Networking Event
On Monday 7 January 2026, Central Bedfordshire Council held an Early Help Networking Event. It brought together many organisations who work with children, parents and families across the local and wider area. The aim of the day was simple – to share information, build links, and make it easier for families to get the right support at the right time. The event included professionals from Autism Bedfordshire, Bedfordshire Fire & Rescue,...
‘For Men To Talk’ joint hosting Men’s Health Event in Ampthill
On Friday 6th February 2026, men from across Central Bedfordshire are invited to take time for their health at a special Men’s Health Event in Ampthill. The event is being delivered by Healthwatch Central Bedfordshire, Ampthill Town Council and ‘For Men To Talk’. It...
Why men don’t talk about their mental health: Breaking the stigma
In today’s society, conversations around mental health are more prevalent than ever before. However, when it comes to men and mental health, there's still a significant gap. Despite the growing awareness and the push to normalise mental health discussions, many men...
‘For Men To Talk’ CEO and founder Luke Newman on BBC Three Counties Radio twice over the festive period
Over the festive period, I had the pleasure of being invited onto BBC Three Counties Radio not once, but twice. It was a brilliant way to end the year and an exciting opportunity to talk about the plans for 'For Men To Talk' in 2026. At a time when many people are...