November 2025
Men's Health Month is November, a time to raise awareness about men's physical and mental health challenges and encourage them to seek help and take action.
Campaigns like Movember are central to the month, promoting conversation and action through events like growing mustaches.
Read on to find out more about Movember, and other organisations who can provide support and advice for physical and mental wellbeing.
Movember
For men talking about how you are feeling can be a hard thing to do. The stereotypical ‘men don’t cry’ attitude hides pain, grief, anxiety, depression and can lead to a feeling of failure, worthlessness and hopelessness. The Movember Institute of Men's Health unites global experts – and guys themselves – to crack the toughest health challenges men and boys face today.
Together with sector partners, they put evidence into action – improving health outcomes, challenging outdated norms, strengthening connection, and helping men engage with care that actually works.
Healthy men, healthy world. That’s the goal.
Help support yourself and fellow men by joining the Movember movement.
Prostate Cancer Awareness
It’s about time no man dies from prostate cancer
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men. 1 in 8 men will get it. Prostate Cancer Awareness stand together to support our dads, brothers, partners and friends – by raising awareness, funding lifesaving research, campaigning for change and providing helpful support and information. Testing is simple and pain free. Take this simple risk checker to check your prostate health.
Andys Man Club
ANDYSMANCLUB are a men’s suicide prevention charity, offering free to attend peer-to-peer support groups across the United Kingdom (including Glasgow) and online. We want to end the stigma surrounding men’s mental health and help men through the power of conversation. #ITSOKAYTOTALK
Drink Aware
Drinking alcohol for many is a routine and enjoyable activity but for everyone drinking too much can have negative effects on physical and mental well being as well as having an adverse impact on relationships, work, home life and all aspects of daily life.
Drinking can feel like a way to cope or fit in but opening up can make a real difference.
Drinkaware have helpful links to help you with any drinking issues you may have or if you are concerned about you or a loved ones drinking.