NOVEMBER 11: loneliness doesn’t always look lonely

Giving voice to the unspoken, courage to the conversation and power to the stories that deserve to be heard.

 

You can have a packed diary, a busy social life and plenty of people to laugh with, yet still feel lonely. Because meaningful connection isn't always about how many people we know, but whether we feel comfortable being ourselves around them. For some men, friendships are full of shared interests, humour and companionship, but finding space to talk about life's more difficult moments can feel less familiar.

Today's Breaking the Silence blog explores male loneliness, the importance of meaningful friendships and how traditional expectations around masculinity can influence emotional connection. We're looking at how encouraging men to build and maintain supportive friendships can improve wellbeing, create healthier relationships and help share emotional responsibility more equally.

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Transgender Awareness Week: Square Peg, Round Hole: Get Your Tools Out

This session will cover the journey of realisation and acceptance upon learning that you are transgender. It will cover the realities of trans life; the joys and difficulties. The session will cover the after effects of the Supreme Court Judgment of April 2025. There will be an open Q&A which can shape the session.

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NOVEMBER 10: WHEN SILENCE TURNS TO ANGER