A GROUP set up to support vulnerable and isolated men in west Wales is going from strength to strength, Men2men aims to engage with an increasingly isolated community of men, across all age ranges, who are becoming more depressed, cut off and in some cases suicidal. It is funded by Hywel Dda Health Board and the Welsh Government and is being developed just for men, by men. It has been set up by community trainer, group worker and therapist Fred Luckman alongside Luke Conlon and Pete Colling who are both very well-known and highly experienced in the third sector.
A NEW peer support group has been set up in west Wales aimed at supporting isolated men. Men2men is funded by Hywel Dda Health Board and the Welsh Government and is being developed just for men, by men. It is aims to engaging with an increasingly isolated community of men, across all age ranges, who are becoming more depressed, cut off and in some cases suicidal. The suicide rates for men across Wales are at an all-time high and mental health deteriorating further through the effects of the pandemic, said group founder, community trainer, group worker and therapist Fred Luckman.
A local expert says the division among the Republican Party may have a lasting effect. I think weâre going to see long-term division and the republican party,â said political science expert Paul Rozycki.
He thinks the GOPâs disarray isn t going away after President Donald Trump leaves office. Number one is division in the republican party of the Trump republicans and the more traditional republicans,â he said. âI wouldnât be shocked in the years to come to see the emergence of a third party, the Trump-style party.
Tension is looming over the Republican Party. You can see lawmakersâ distance themselves from the president s rhetoric after this week s breach of the capitol, while some keeping strong support for the outgoing administration.
A NEW peer support group has been set up in west Wales aimed at supporting isolated men. Men2men is funded by Hywel Dda Health Board and the Welsh Government and is being developed just for men, by men. It is aims to engaging with an increasingly isolated community of men, across all age ranges, who are becoming more depressed, cut off and in some cases suicidal. The suicide rates for men across Wales are at an all-time high and mental health deteriorating further through the effects of the pandemic, said group founder, community trainer, group worker and therapist Fred Luckman.