Men’s Mind the Gap Group is a friendly, welcoming place for men over the age of 18 who are experiencing social isolation and low mental health. It is an opportunity to meet peers with similar experiences, support each other, take part in social activities, visit the local community, and relax with a tea or coffee. Group attendees will lead the choice of activities and conversation focus, but there will also be a male Wellbeing Worker and volunteer facilitating each group.

Men’s Mind the Gap Group is a friendly, welcoming place for men over the age of 18 who are experiencing social isolation and low mental health. It is an opportunity to meet peers with similar experiences, support each other, take part in social activities, visit the local community, and relax with a tea or coffee. Group attendees will lead the choice of activities and conversation focus, but there will also be a male Wellbeing Worker and volunteer facilitating each group.

Men’s Mind the Gap Group is a friendly, welcoming place for men over the age of 18 who are experiencing social isolation and low mental health. It is an opportunity to meet peers with similar experiences, support each other, take part in social activities, visit the local community, and relax with a tea or coffee. Group attendees will lead the choice of activities and conversation focus, but there will also be a male Wellbeing Worker and volunteer facilitating each group.

Men’s Mind the Gap Group is a friendly, welcoming place for men over the age of 18 who are experiencing social isolation and low mental health. It is an opportunity to meet peers with similar experiences, support each other, take part in social activities, visit the local community, and relax with a tea or coffee. Group attendees will lead the choice of activities and conversation focus, but there will also be a male Wellbeing Worker and volunteer facilitating each group.

Men’s Mind the Gap Group is a friendly, welcoming place for men over the age of 18 who are experiencing social isolation and low mental health. It is an opportunity to meet peers with similar experiences, support each other, take part in social activities, visit the local community, and relax with a tea or coffee. Group attendees will lead the choice of activities and conversation focus, but there will also be a male Wellbeing Worker and volunteer facilitating each group.