The newest branch of Andy’s Man Club will meet for the first time at the University of Wolverhampton Science Park next Monday (25 November) at 7pm and all are welcome.
Andy’s Man Club aims to end the stigma surrounding men’s mental health, help men through the power of conversation, and let everyone know that it’s okay to talk.
Danny said: “Last year, I found myself feeling completely overwhelmed – waiting for an operation and dealing with a lot of other life challenges that were weighing me down.
“That’s when I took the step to go to Andy’s Man Club. From the moment I walked in, I felt welcomed, safe, and supported.
“Talking openly with others who understood made a huge difference, giving me the space to process things and to start seeing a way forward. Through the weekly sessions and the genuine connections, I began to sort things out, regain my confidence, and feel more like myself.
“I was traveling to Stafford as this was the nearest club. After becoming a facilitator, I wanted to establish an Andy’s Man Club in Wolverhampton, and I’m proud to say that many people have supported me and Andy’s Man Club in making it happen.
“There are no fees, no registration, and no pressure to talk, you’ll be welcomed with a brew and a biscuit, and you’ll be able to talk and open up about anything that’s bothering you in a supportive, non-judgemental environment.”
Andy’s Man Club will meet at the University of Wolverhampton Science Park every Monday (excluding Bank Holidays) from 7pm, and is being launched as part of Project 50, Andy’s Man Club’s commitment to open 50 new clubs in the West Midlands by the end of 2025, ensuring there is a club within 30 minutes of every man.
For more information about Andy’s Man Club, please visit Andy’s Man Club.
Today (Tuesday 19 November, 2024) is International Men's Day, a global observance that celebrates the positive contributions and achievements of men while addressing important issues affecting men's health, well-being, and gender equality.
