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You don’t have to carry it alone

We’ve manually curated the UK’s most comprehensive directory of free men’s mental health groups, walk and talk meetups, and peer support circles.

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Different ways to connect

Every man is different. Whether you want to talk through your challenges or just keep your hands busy with a project, there is a group style that fits your comfort level.

Peer-to-Peer Groups

The Vibe: Safe, informal spaces where men share experiences openly. There’s no pressure and no judgment—just a group of guys who understand and are there to listen.

Best for: Getting things off your chest.

Walk and Talk Groups

The Vibe: Fresh air and side-by-side support. These combine gentle exercise with conversation, making it easier to chat while moving at your own pace.

Best for: Men who prefer walking to sitting.

Online Groups

The Vibe: Support through activity. From football to boxing, these use exercise and team camaraderie to improve mental wellbeing.

Best for: Burning off stress and building fitness.

Sport-Based Groups

The Vibe: Connect from anywhere. Digital spaces for video calls or chat from home.

Best for: Busy schedules or if you can't travel.

Who You Might Meet.

The map above lists local groups. Here are some of the major national networks and trusted independent groups.

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Andy’s Man Club

Locations: Nationwide

A men’s suicide prevention charity offering free peer-to-peer support groups across the UK.

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Man Down

Locations: Across the UK

A non-profit organization offering informal peer-support talking groups for men.

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MenWalkTalk

Locations: Various across the UK

A charity offering walk-and-talk sessions to support men’s mental health.

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Men's Sheds

Locations: Nationwide

Men’s Sheds are kitted out community spaces where men can enjoy practical hobbies.

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Walk & Talk 999

Locations: Across the UK

Safe spaces for current and former emergency services, armed forces, and NHS personnel to connect through organized walks.

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Mental Health FC CIC

Locations: Doncaster, Scunthorpe, Retford

A multi-award-winning non-profit organization dedicated to improving mental health through football.

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Bottled Up Blokes

Location: Nottinghamshire

A men’s mental health support group offering peer-to-peer sessions and football activities.

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The Proper Blokes Club

Location: London (Various)

A community project offering walk-and-talk groups to support men’s mental health.

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Men Who Talk

Location: Online (Nationwide)

Free, online social groups helping men talk about what matters, without judgment.

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Kick Start FC

Location: Tidworth

Using football therapy to enhance mental health and wellbeing through connection and activity.

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Hereford Men’s Mental Health

Location: Hereford

A safe environment where you can come to talk, listen, or just relax over a cuppa.

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Let’s Talk Men’s Mental Health

Location: South Wales

A peer support organization offering group sessions for men to discuss mental health challenges.

Men’s Support Groups: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Looking for a support group but have questions?
Whether you’re new to men’s support groups or want to understand how they work, this FAQ section covers the common questions. From finding the right group to understanding confidentiality and online options, these answers can help you take the next step.

Use the map above or explore the group listing websites on this page to find the right support for you.

What are men’s support groups?
Men’s support groups provide a safe space where men can connect, share experiences, and support each other. These groups may focus on mental health, addiction recovery, fatherhood, bereavement, or general wellbeing.
How do I find a men’s support group?
Use the map above or visit the group listing websites on this page to find local and online men’s support groups.
Can I attend a support group without speaking?
Yes, there is no pressure to talk. Many men find it helpful just to listen and gradually feel more comfortable sharing.
What types of men’s support groups are available?

Men’s groups focus on various topics, including:

  • Mental health and wellbeing
  • Addiction recovery (alcohol, gambling, etc.)
  • Fatherhood and parenting
  • Grief and bereavement
  • Trauma recovery
  • Social connection and isolation
  • Veterans and ex-forces support
Do men’s support groups meet online?
Yes, many groups offer online meetings via Zoom, Discord, or other platforms, making support more accessible.
Will my privacy be protected in a support group?
Most groups follow strict confidentiality guidelines, but policies may vary. Contact the group organizer for specific details.
Do I need a referral to join a support group?
No, most groups are open for self-referral. You can usually join by contacting the group directly.
What if I need urgent mental health support?
If you are in crisis or need immediate support, please contact emergency services or a crisis helpline such as Samaritans (116 123) or Shout (text ‘SHOUT’ to 85258). Support groups are not a substitute for professional or emergency care.
What if I can’t find a support group near me?
If there isn’t a local group in your area, consider reaching out to the nearest group to ask if they offer online support or can recommend other options. Many groups provide virtual meetings or can direct you to resources that fit your needs.
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