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Our helpline supporting male victims of domestic abuse relies in donations from the public - if you are able to help, you can do so here including sponsoring our fundraisers: mankind.org.uk/donations/
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Domestic abuse doesn’t discriminate.
@paullavellefoun @ManKindInit
As #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth draws to a close, it's been a privilege to witness the amazing conversations being led by organisations, charities and individuals across the world.
As our work continues, we look ahead to some important dates:
2️⃣ Annual National Conference for Professionals: 17 November
Back for its 14th year, our national conference invites professionals working with male victims of domestic abuse, plus those wanting to learn more about supporting them.
Find out more: mankind.org.uk/for-professio…
ManKind Initiative retweeted
It's time to challenge the stigma. 🎙️
Male domestic abuse needs to be heard, understood and taken seriously.
📅 Men Unmuted launches Monday 2 November. #paullavellefoundation #communitysupport #maledomesticabuseawareness #abuseisabuse #viralreel
ManKind Initiative retweeted
Men and boys matter. The quality and consistency of care they receive matters.
Use a specialist agency - because they deserve nothing less.
The risk they live with deserves real and measured support because that risk is shared by the Agency once they tell their story @CVOCNI
ManKind Initiative retweeted
INTRODUCING MEN UNMUTED
A new podcast from the Paul Lavelle Foundation, bringing together lived experience and professional insight to raise awareness of male domestic abuse and the impact it can have on individuals and families.
ManKind Initiative retweeted
40% of domestic abuse victims are male… isn’t it about time those at the top had a conversation about this?
Ignorance fuels male silence, silence fuels their abuse @andyburnham
Do you work in your police force's safeguarding or response team? Are you a specialist domestic abuse officer?
Register for our National Annual Conference on Male Victims of Domestic Abuse and hear from academics, male survivors, and more.
🔗 mankind.org.uk/for-professio…
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As International Men's Day #InternationalMensDay is a few weeks away, we are updating our rolling list of supporting organisations and events taking place here in the UK. It is rapidly growing and thank you to all - see our site: ukmensday.org.uk for more details.
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Last chance... Get your nominations in today.
Nominate yourself! Nominate your mates! Don't be modest, we don't mind, we just want to hear about all the very best of our sector across the UK.
Your nominations please!
The National Men and Boys Awards are back, bigger and better than ever.
We welcome your suggestions for SEVEN categories this year including *NEW* Volunteer of the Year, Employer of the Year and Brilliant Boys Project Award amhw.org.uk/nominations2026
New @ONS domestic and partner abuse figures show 40% of victims are male. ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationa…
However, given the erasure and lack of narrative about male victims from national organisations, you'd think it was 4%... @CollegeofPolice @npcc @ukhomeoffice @MoJGovUK #Enough
Here's how you can get involved for Supporting Male Victims of Domestic Abuse Day on the 4th November. #MenYouAreNotAlone 🚹
Whether you're an organisation or an individual, help us signpost the help available to male victims and survivors of domestic abuse in your area.
Let's come together to make a difference on Wednesday 4 November 2026.
Download resources via our website: mankind.org.uk/news-and-camp…
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One month to go until International Men's Day in the UK. Lots of organisations are already creating and supporting events, large and small. If you want to get involved, visit our UK website packed with information, ideas and events ukmensday.org.uk
#InternationalMensDay
Yesterday we attended a health fair at the @ArmyAirCorps Aviation Centre (AACen) in Middle Wallop, and it was a great opportunity to share with trainees and welfare staff the work we do within our @CovenantTrust funded project.
Thanks to WO2 (QMSI) Nick Curtis for inviting us, Capt Joe Billington, and our friends at @ArmyHIVEinfo, @samaritans, & Yes Mortgage.
To invite us to an event, host or attend training, or find out more about our work, contact @MaybeMaz: [email protected]
A truly awful case of false allegations, economic abuse, coercive control and psychological abuse. Note that none of Dina Williamson's behaviour is described as domestic abuse. Weak sentence as normal. thesun.co.uk/news/40665326/e…
















