Which organisations will be represented at the First National Conference for Men and Boys?
A broad range of local, regional and national organisations working with men and boys will represented at the first National Conference for Men and Boys including:
CANCER CHARITIES
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
EDUCATION
Campaign for Learning (Dads In Demand)
Hartfield Children’s Centre (Bristol)
University of Kent (Bonny Hartley)
EMOTIONAL WELLBEING
Big Boys Should Cry (Leeds Met University)
Campaign Against Living Miserably (Suicide Prevention)
EQUALITY & DIVERSITY
Phil Seddon, Equality & Diversity Manager, NHS Sussex
FAITH ORGANISATIONS
FATHERHOOD AND FAMILIES
Fathers Figured (The Men’s Centre)
Stratus Coaching (Parent Coaching)
Ukdads/Potential Project
GAY, BISEXUAL & TRANSGENDER
Diversity Trust
HEALTH
NHS Sussex
Riverside Community Health Project (Newcastle)
LOCAL AUTHORITIES
MEN’S DEVELOPMENT
MENTORING
MEN’S RIGHTS
OLDER MEN
RAPE & SEXUAL ABUSE
SEXUAL HEALTH
So What Is Sexual Health (Sussex)
The South West Boys and Young Men Network (Wiltshire)
The South West Boys and Young Men Network (Dorset)
The South West Boys and Young Men Network (Cornwall)
THINK TANKS
YOUNG MEN
Opportunity Youth (Northern Ireland)
The South West Boys and Young Men Network
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