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295 men’s support groups on Mens Network. Beginner-friendly groups, established clubs, and online options.

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Wednesfield Walk

In-person · Wolverhampton

Hi everyone. My name is Steve and I am the walk leader for the Wednesfield group. I recently got involved with MWAT as I saw an old work friend was running a group in another area and I thought it was a fantastic idea and one I wanted to start in my local area. Unfortunately, I feel like there is such a stigma surrounding mental health, especially men's mental health and I believe this needs to change. Nobody should feel like they are alone and have to deal with issues on their own, and that is where my group and MWAT comes in. I am not ashamed to say I have experienced issues with my mental health and sometimes, every day can be a battle and throws me a curve ball. I have always found talking to someone has helped as it gives you another option or way of dealing with things that you yourself may not have thought about. That's the aim for my group. Come and make new friends, share the load in a safe space and let's all tackle mental health head on in a positive way. I look forward to seeing you on a walk. We meet every Wednesday at 7:00pm at the entrance to Perry Hall Park, on Colman Avenue and our walks last around an hour.

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Wells Walk

In-person · Wells

Hi, my name is Neil and I am the Walk Leader for Wells. I joined the Wells group in its first few weeks after my wife saw a social media post about it. The main reasons for me joining were driven by anxiety issues that I have suffered following some health problems, and also, as an opportunity to step off the daily treadmill of work, kids, domestic chores, sleep, and repeat!! The wells group has grown over the 19 or so months it’s been running and I am very proud to be part of something so amazing!!!

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Weston-super-Mare Walk

In-person · Weston-super-Mare

Hi, my name is Mike and I am the Walk Leader for Weston-super-Mare MWAT. I’m a dad of three; two girls and a boy. Mental health has always been a topic of real importance to me. I have been a director of my carpentry company for 23 years. Being a boss is not just paying the wages, it is supporting all staff (who are mainly men) within a very hard industry. I’m also Vice Chairman for the local Sea Cadet unit. As someone who has had my own challenges with mental health, it can be worrying or difficult to find the right line of support, but it’s been a really amazing experience to see the positive impact these walks have.

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Whitchurch Walk

In-person · Whitchurch

I'm a dad of three boys, football mad, and involved with local football team. Always look for the positive in things, and love spending time with friends and family.

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Woking

In-person · Woking

Woking

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Wokingham Walk

In-person · Wokingham

Hi, I’m Simon I’ve lived in Wokingham for about 26 years and have always enjoyed walking. My career has been mostly within health and social care. I’ve often found that when I get back from having a walk the stress of the day feels more manageable. Walking seems to give me time to process my thoughts. I don’t always find solutions, but I’ve had a great distraction to the worries of the day. Men’s health and wellbeing has always been something of importance to me, and I feel we are sometimes left behind, and it's assumed we cope. I hope to offer the Men of Wokingham a space, and some time for yourself and enjoy local walks in the company of others.

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Worcester Walk

In-person · Worcester

Hi, my name is Neil and I am the walk leader for Worcester MWAT. I'm a married dad of two living in Worcester. Mental health has always been a topic of real importance to me and my family. I've spent nearly 10 years working in educational settings, supporting young people with their own challenges with mental health and, as brilliant as our educational system can be, it always felt as though there's never been enough to support men after they leave school. As someone who has had my own challenges with mental health it can be worrying difficult to find the right line of support but it's been a really amazing experience to see the positive impact these walks have.

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About support groups for men

Mens Network lists 295 groups for men interested in support across the UK. Each listing is a real group you can contact directly — some are beginner-friendly and welcome a turn-up trial session, others are established clubs for regulars.

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