EmpowerMen Project Launch | Introducing our tribe About this event Join us for the official online launch of the EmpowerMen Project, an innovative collaborative initiative funded to improve men's health through community engagement. This session is designed for individuals, community groups, and businesses to learn how we are leading the way in making a difference for men in Gwent. Guided by our core values of kindness, teamwork, and creativity, this project will deliver 25 topical talks across Gwent, provide a men’s wellbeing toolkit, and offer access to talking therapies. Guided by our core values of kindness, teamwork, and creativity, this project will deliver 25 topical talks across Gwent, provide a men’s wellbeing toolkit, and offer access to talking therapies. Meet Our Tribe: The Partner Organisations The EmpowerMen Project is built on the strength of five collaborating organisations: • 4Minds: A non-profit dedicated to helping communities thrive through accessible training, support, and collaborative opportunities. • Talkabout Solutions: Experts in grief, bereavement, and personal growth, dedicated to helping individuals find clarity, resilience, and hope. • Torfaen Talks CIC: A Community Interest Company providing low-cost, inclusive mental health services to combat loneliness and build community spirit. • Tidy Butt: A charity that empowers individuals through open, honest conversations to better understand their mental health. • JSG Health for Dads: Specifically supporting new and expecting fathers to navigate the unique challenges of fatherhood and maintain positive emotional health. Agenda • The Vision: Overview of the EmpowerMen goals. • The Services: Information on upcoming topical talks, webinars, and the annual event at Rodney Parade. • The Toolkit: A first look at the Men's Wellbeing Toolkit. • Q&A: Meet the founders and partners from 4Minds, Talkabout Solutions, Torfaen Talks, Tidy Butt, and JSG Health for Dads. Event Details • Location: Online (Link provided upon registration) • Date: Wednesday 18th March 2026 – 1700-1800
