Supporting men through difficulties in their mental and physical ill health, ultimately to prevent suicide.

How have we done this year you ask? Have a look for yourself.

The end of year group evaluation is an integral part of finding out how we are performing across all of our peer support groups.


We send this out anonymously to all our peer support group attendees. This year we had an amazing return. The evaluation questionnaire gives us insight into all aspects of the work we do. We are always interested to hear about ideas on how to improve our services. The attached info-graphic shows the basic statistics from the evaluation.


Other stories

Footsteps for Change 2025

The Footsteps for Change sponsored walk was a fantastic success, Starting from Bishop Auckland Rugby Club, walkers journeyed along the scenic Weardale Way to Wolsingham. With great community spirit, refreshments, and support throughout, participants enjoyed a rewarding challenge. Thank you to all who walked, sponsored, and supported the cause. We were greeted with a generous donation from the Geordie Chapter- pictured.

Shildon Car Meet 2025

Engines roared and spirits soared at the ManHealth Car Meet in Shildon on Sunday 17 August, bringing together car enthusiasts and community members for a day of chrome, conversation, and connection. Held in support of men’s mental and physical health, the event showcased a stunning variety of vehicles—from classic cruisers to modern marvels, and an impressive strongman show while raising awareness of the importance of talking, sharing, and supporting one another.

Larpool Viaduct Bungee Jump

On Sunday 17 August 2025, a group of fearless fundraisers took the plunge from the stunning Larpool Viaduct in Whitby, all in support of men’s mental and physical health. The event was a thrilling success, with participants embracing the adrenaline rush to raise awareness and vital funds for ManHealth’s peer support services. Our jumpers raised a massive £1,140.00. The jump not only tested nerves but also highlighted the strength found in community and shared purpose.

Tandem Skydive

On a bright and exhilarating day, a group of courageous individuals took to the skies for the ManHealth Tandem Skydive 2025, raising awareness and vital funds for men's mental and physical health across the North East. Jumping from a staggering 10,000 feet, each participant demonstrated not only bravery but a deep commitment to supporting men who are struggling in silence. The event was a resounding success. Thanks to the incredible efforts of our skydivers and the generosity of supporters, we raised £945.00 after costs, which will go directly toward funding peer support groups for men in our communities.

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