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In Person Event - NIRC AGM & Guest Speakers from Mens Action Group
Mens Action Network
In 1996 MAN constituted as a charity. Their stated aim is "Supporting and Promoting the Health and Well-being of men in the North West of Ireland" by offering advice, counselling and support in a range of issues such as Men's Health Education and Health Promotion, with the objectives of;
Stimulating the growth of community self-help initiatives among men in the North-West Area.
Facilitating communication between men on issues relating to their health, well-being and changing role in society and to helping establish such facilities/services deemed necessary.
Seeking to create new services to meet the current emotional, physical and mental health needs of men.
Seeking to create pre-emptive support as well as active response to men experiencing crisis.
Providing information on issues relating directly to men's health and well- being.
Helping promote the holistic well - being of society through the participation of men in self- help groups which foster respect for both men and women equally.
Working in conjunction with women's organisations and other relevant groups towards mutual understanding, social inclusion and equality.
In 1998 M.A.N secured it first base at 6 Shipquay Street, Derry, moving to more accessible premises in 2006 at 2 Dacre Terrace and then in 2011 on to 40 Carlisle road. Their most recent move has been to single level premises and newly refurbished space in The Old City Factory, 100 Patrick Street, offering us an accessible platform in the heart of the city to further develop M.A.N’s range of community based initiatives and support services to men throughout the North West.
M.A.N offers proactive support to men in time of crisis and/or safe spaces to explore voice and gain insight with the many life issues men face today.
CPD Certs will be emailed to participants after attendance
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