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CALM

CALM offers an confidential helpline and web chat service for men in the UK.

Call 0800 58 58 58 for free or email thecalmzone.net for more support.

Open daily from 5pm to midnight.

Find out more from the CALM website

 

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Families Need Fathers

Families Need Fathers offers a free helpline which provides support to parents and families in having personal contact and meaningful relationships with their children following parental seperation.

Call 0300 0300 363 free.

Open 9 am to 9 pm, Monday to Friday. Open 10 am to 3 pm on weekends.

Find out more from the Families Need Fathers website.

 

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ManKind Initiative

ManKind offer a confidential helpline which offers support for male victims of domestic abuse and domestic violence, as well as their friends, family, neighbours, work colleagues and employers.

Call 01823 334 244 free or visit the ManKind directory of local services that supports male victims.

Open Monday to Friday, 10 am to 4 pm.

Find out more on the ManKind website.

 

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Mens Shed

Mens Shed provide support and guidance to individuals and groups across the UK in starting and managing Men’s Sheds, which reduces isolation, loneliness and in empowering local communities.

Find out more on the Mens Shed website.

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ManHealth

ManHealth is a male peer support group with offer a webchat to help support men with mental health problems.

ManHealth offer peer support groups for men aged 18+. Find out more from the ManHealth website.

 

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James' place

James' place offers free, life saving treatment to suicidal men (aged 18 and over) who are in crisis in London, the North East and the North West.

James' place provides access to one to one therapy which will help men understand and recover from suicidal crisis. Men can refer themselves or be referred by a professional including those working in health and community services, or by a friend or family member. 

For more information, visit the James' place website