People behind the work
We want you to know who’s doing it, what they care about, and where their work might meet you. Take your time. There may be a useful connection here.
5 organisations to explore
BR8KE The Silence brings men together through facilitated circles and runs workshops for young people on masculinity, wellbeing and relationships.
Their circles give men a place to share what they are carrying, listen to one another and build connections beyond a single conversation.
Visit their website to learn about their circles, school workshops and upcoming events.
The Brave Project puts culturally aware wellbeing support for Black, Asian and minority ethnic boys and young men at the centre of its work.
People deserve support that recognises their experiences and the communities they come from. Their focus on education, awareness and helping people find support is worth knowing about.
Explore their current projects and resources directly. Their website states that they are not an emergency mental health service.
4:12 MEN brings men together around faith, honest conversation and the work of growing as a person.
A good conversation can continue in how we show up for one another. Their emphasis on community, responsibility and putting learning into practice connects with that idea.
This is a Christian men’s organisation. Explore their approach and current gatherings to decide whether it feels right for you.
Father 2 Father supports boys, men, fathers and families through mentoring, guidance and community-based work.
Fathers need room to grow, and families benefit from people who walk alongside them. Their focus on involved fathers and male role models offers a useful place to explore.
Visit their own website to learn about current programmes, eligibility and ways to get involved.
Rebuild & Rise Families helps parents and carers feel heard while navigating social care, meetings and complex services.
Sometimes the next step is practical help understanding what is happening and how to take part. Their work makes space for families who feel overwhelmed or unheard.
Explore their published services and ask directly about scope, fees and availability.
Good work deserves good company
If your work helps people feel heard, connected or better supported, we’d love to learn about it.
Recommendation wording is for review. A listing does not imply a formal partnership or referral agreement.
Check each organisation’s own website for current services, costs and availability.
