On this page, you will find signposting information and resources relating to issues that, in the main, affect men.
- Movember: Is an annual event involving the growing of moustaches during the month of November to raise awareness of men's health issues.
- Directions For Men: Provides groups for men to come and talk about whatever it is that is affecting their mental health.
There are many forms of gender based violence; psychological, physical, sexual and verbal. Any individual can be the perpetrator. Gender based violence can take place in all workplaces, across all sectors impacting individuals in both the public and private sphere. It is important to continue to expand our understanding of gender based violence, through open-minded discussion and advocacy.
For further support:
- Men’s Advice Line: For male domestic abuse survivors: 0808 801 0327
- ManKind: Support for men witnessing, experiencing or supporting others who are experiencing domestic violence: 01823 334244
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Bright Sky app: A safe, easy to use app and website that provides practical support and information on how to respond to domestic abuse. It is for anyone experiencing domestic abuse, or who is worried about someone else. Bright Sky helps you to spot the signs of abuse, know how to respond, and help someone find a safe route to support.
Free to download:
For more visit our staying safe: domestic violence and abuse self-help resources page.
- How are you, dad?: This websites raises awareness of father's mental health and provides signposting to appropriate supports.
- Dad's Matter UK: This service provides support and advice to father's experiencing mental health difficulties.
- Working Dads: Working Dad's is a sister site to Working Mums, and arose due to the increased need to support fathers balancing parenting and employment.
- NHS Start4Life: This website from the NHS offers help and advice during pregnancy, birth and parenthood. They offer a range of supports, as well as signposting to appropriate resources and services.