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The Brave+ Project

Published: 8 June 2009

Tuesday 16th June 2009 10am-12pm

Bradford Mind, Tradeforce Building, Cornwall Place, Manningham, Bradford BD8 7JT

Special Event for National Men’s Health Week: Men and Access to Services

National Men’s Health Week has 2 main objectives:

To improve men’s awareness of the range of health and related services and how to use them effectively
To improve the understanding of health policymakers and practitioners about how to develop and deliver services men will use

Sue Dominey will explore supporting male DV victims

Are you concerned about the mental/emotional health and well being of Men and Boys? Do you worry about problems such as Male suicide, risky behaviour, gun/knife crime, drugs & alcohol, violence & aggression?

Join The Brave+ Project for support, raising awareness to the emotional/ psychological distress of Boys and Men, developing male focussed/strengths based interventions, sharing ‘best practice’ and networking

The Brave+ Project specialises in:

VIOLENCE PREVENTION/ANGER MANAGEMENT FOR MEN

1:1 and group counselling plus specialist men’s health services

Contact: 07906 203 062
Email: thebraveproject@hotmail.com

Tags: Domestic violence, Drugs and alcohol, Vulnerable families

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