Living with prostate cancer or supporting someone who is?
You don’t have to do it alone.
Join us for the launch of our brand-new Prostate Cancer Support Group, in partnership with
Come Let Us Community Project Launch meeting takes place on Friday 11th September between 6:00pm – 8:00pm (UK) at the Northfield Methodist Church, Chatham Road, Birmingham B31 2PH
In a world where alcohol and cigarettes have long served as the default "reset buttons" for male stress, a growing number of men are choosing a different path and quietly struggling with the void it leaves behind.
"The cultural expectation to “be strong” or “man up” leads to delayed help-seeking and underreporting of symptoms, especially around depression, anxiety, or chronic pain."
During Men’s Health Week (9–15 June) this is a powerful reminder to pause, check in and take your well-being seriously, not just your physical health, but your emotional, mental and spiritual health too.
Let’s be real, Black men are least likely to seek help but most at risk.
In the UK, Black men are three times more likely to develop prostate cancer and twice as likely to suffer a stroke. High blood pressure runs disproportionately high in BAME communities, often without early warning signs. And while the numbers are alarming, the silence is worse.
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