Hi, my name's Matt and I’m proud to be the Bournville Walk Leader. I'm walking because men's mental health matters — more than we often admit out loud. For too long, many of us have been taught to stay silent, to "tough it out," or to carry our struggles alone. But silence doesn't make the weight any lighter. I'm walking to challenge that silence. This walk represents a commitment to honesty, vulnerability, and connection. It's a reminder that asking for help is not a weakness — it's courage. I want other men to know that it's okay to open up, to struggle, and to heal at their own pace. No one should feel they have to fight their battles alone. We walk together to remind every man: you're not alone. One step for strength, one step for support, one step for hope!
The Yaarana project provides wellbeing support to older South Asian Men with Learning Disabilities and/or with Mental health related challenges. The project attendees can access a range of free activities including; Seated exercise, dance and singing, guided mediation classes for relaxation, social day visits to Bradfords iconic places, arts & crafts sessions, welfare advice and much more.
The Yaarana project provides wellbeing support to older South Asian Men with Learning Disabilities and/or with Mental health related challenges. The project attendees can access a range of free activities including; Seated exercise, dance and singing, guided mediation classes for relaxation, social day visits to Bradfords iconic places, arts & crafts sessions, welfare advice and much more.
Hi, my name is Woodie and I am the Walk Leader for Braunton I’ve survived some character-building experiences and accidentally discovered that letting people help you is, well, helpful! These days, I’m refocusing and trying to prioritise being that helpful person for others. I'm a trained breathwork facilitator but understand that some people just need an ear... or even just a walk with like minded folk.
Hi, my name is Danny. I currently live in Kidderminster, but I’m originally from Bridgnorth. After joining my local Men Walking and Talking group, I noticed a real interest online for a similar group in Bridgnorth, so I’ve decided to help bring it back. 💚 Why This Matters Men’s mental health is very important to me. Like many men, I spent years keeping things to myself, thinking I just had to get on with it. Over time I realised how much better life feels when you have people to talk to. Joining my local Men Walking and Talking group genuinely changed things for me. The simple act of walking, chatting and being around good people helped me find confidence, calm and a sense of connection that I didn’t realise I was missing. I want to bring that same supportive space to the Bridgnorth community, a place where men can turn up exactly as they are and feel welcome. No expectations, no pressure, just community. 🎧 A Little About Me I grew up in Bridgnorth and now live in Kidderminster, but my roots and my heart are still very much here. 🚜 I work as a forklift driver, which keeps me busy but also reminds me to appreciate the simple things in life 🎵 I am a musician who enjoys playing, listening and discovering new music 📸 I enjoy photography and capturing small moments that others might walk past 🌿 I feel most at peace outdoors, whether that is walking through town or spending time in nature 🗣 Most importantly, I enjoy connecting with people. Everyone has a story, and I love listening 📍 JOIN US – YOU ARE WELCOME HERE 💬 Walk. Talk. Connect. No pressure. No judgement. No need to pretend everything is fine. Just fresh air, real conversation and support for men’s mental wellbeing from people who understand.
My name is Kristian and I am the Walk leader for Brighton MWAT. After a few years of working on myself — including attending a men’s retreat — I came to really appreciate the value of open conversations about mental health between men. When I looked for a group to join in Brighton, I was surprised to find there wasn’t much available. There are plenty of spaces for women, and they seem far better served when it comes to this kind of support. After a bit of searching, I came across Men Walking & Talking and thought it was a brilliant idea — simple, accessible, and something I’d love to bring to my own community. So I’ve decided to start something similar here in Brighton.
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.
Browse the groups above to find one that fits how you want to take part. Use the sort and view controls to reorder the list, and the related categories at the foot of the page to explore other ways men are connecting.
Every group on Mens Network is here to help men meet, build routine, and find support. If you run a support groupthat isn’t listed yet, you can add it so other men can find it.