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The Boys Development Project develops, designs and delivers programmes targeting children (but primarily boys) and their families, within schools, children’s centres and other community settings. Our primary focus is educational achievement. We target those characteristics that can lead to underachievement (for boys and girls), and address these …
Khamoshi ko Towrna (Breaking the Silence) was established in 2012 inresponse to the growing number of Pakistani, Indian and Bangladeshi heritage men reporting childhood sexual trauma. We have engaged over 300 men, with almost 95% disclosing for the first time. We offer secular, evidence-based therapeutic support …
We are a charity assisting parents and grandparents experiencing problems having contact with their own children / grandchildren, usually due to parental separation. We assist people of both sexes. Because 92% of non-resident parents are fathers, our service users are overwhelmingly male. We are separate from …
The Gentlemen’s Network is an organisation for the black male community recognising and supporting males through the transition from boy to man to gentleman. We aim to challenge the stereotypes surrounding young black/ethnic minorities whilst raising aspirations and identifying those excelling beyond their potential. We believe the …