International Men’s Day

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Today, on International Men’s Day (IMD), we recognise and appreciate the contributions and positive impact that men bring to our lives and communities. This day serves as a moment to reflect on men’s health, including mental well-being—a topic that too often goes unspoken. The aim is to help shape conversation to celebrate masculinity whilst also being able to pair it with vulnerability, empathy, and emotional development. 

Men’s mental health deserves attention, and it’s crucial to promote conversations that encourage men to seek support when they need it. At Diamante Home, we’re proud to stand with the values of openness, understanding, and connection that this day represents. Recognising that self-care and mindful reflection are essential to well-being, we hope everyone takes time to connect with friends, family, or simply enjoy moments of calm. 

IMD also focuses on men’s physical health, drawing attention to diseases commonly or solely faced by men, such as cardiovascular disease and prostate cancer. Due to a lack of awareness, education, and often dismissal of symptoms, many men often go a long time before a diagnosis. Education helps to reduce stigma and encourages positive behaviours and practices for the reduction of these diseases. 

Whilst it has been very important to highlight challenges faced by women in society in recent years, it is equally as important to celebrate the many men doing amazing work, who make great role models for young boys growing up today. Tackling the harder conversations and struggles they face is also important. These men help communities, individual families, and individuals – serving as an inspiration for many. Highlighting these men on International Men’s Day helps to not only showcase the positive impact men can have on society, but also helps lead the way in influencing what the next generation of men will look like.

Phone Numbers:

NHS – 111
Call 111 for urgent mental health support, or to be directed to the right place for help.

Samaritans – 116 123
Call 116 123 for 24/7 emotional support. You can also chat with a listening volunteer online

Childline – 0800 1111
Call 0800 1111 for children and young people under 19