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What is Men &

Men & offers trusted, accessible support, information and resources for the complex mental and relational health challenges men face.

We knew the world didn’t need just another website, so we gathered our most respected colleagues, experts and visionaries and started designing Men &.

We believe that nobody should feel alone in their pain and looking for help should not carry the risk of further judgment. Support for the complex challenges of men’s mental and relational health should be trustworthy, easy to find, and accessible.

We understand what it is like to feel like you are seen as the problem or to feel like your own hurt has caused harm to those you love. We know what it’s like to feel alone in your pain and not know where to start. So, after decades of supporting men, we pulled together information and experts from all backgrounds and experiences to build trusted resources and a network of men’s community-based services that support healing and wellbeing.

We make it easy for you to read, watch and listen to engaging, trustworthy content and connect with resources, support and community to keep you on the right path. In addition to continually providing great content, we are ready to talk when you are and connect you with people in your area who are working towards healthy ways of being a man.

Men &

500-1509 Centre St. SW
Calgary, Alberta
Telephone: 1-833-327-MENS

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In the spirit of reconciliation, we honour and acknowledge Treaty 7 lands, which are the traditional territory of the Blackfoot Confederacy consisting of Siksika Nation, Kainai Nation and Piikani Nation, Treaty 7 also includes Tsuu’tina Nation and Stoney Nakoda Nation which is comprised of the Bearspaw First Nation, Chiniki First Nation and Goodstoney First Nation, and an important trading centre for the Metis of Region 3 of the Metis Nation of Alberta. We recognize that we are Treaty people and have a responsibility to understand our history and the spirit and intent of Treaty 7 so that we can honour the past, be aware of the present, and build a just and caring future based on peace, friendship and understanding.

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