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SALFORD CORNERSTONE MEN’S HEALTH PROJECT FOR MOVEMBER
 

Star date: 10th November 2019

SALFORD MEN URGED TO GET DOWN TO MANWEB

The Langworthy Cornerstone is urging men to join its Manweb Men's Health Project to mark 'Movember', the Foundation that takes over November to tackle some of men's main health issues.

The Cornerstone's Manweb project includes five-a-side and walking football, social lunch clubs, day trips, a local history group and more, as well as keeping Salford men healthy.

Full details here...


Langworthy Cornerstone Salford
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Manweb, the Langworthy Cornerstone's men's health project, has been running since 2016 and has since supported over 250 local men of all ages with everything from free NHS Health Checks, to activities including five-a-side and walking football, social lunch clubs, day trips, weekend residentials, a local history group, plus the very popular Tuesday afternoon Men's Games Session.

As a result of the project, men have reported weight loss, reduction in medication use, openness to discuss physical and mental health, willingness to seek advice where they didn't before, reduction in isolation and loneliness, improved confidence, communication, learning new skills, making friends and supporting one another.

Which is all rather good, because it all fits in well with the aims of the Movember Foundation which takes over November to urge men to open up and talk about their health issues, including prostate cancer, testicular cancer and mental health and suicide prevention.

According to the Movember website '70% of men say their friends can rely on them for support, but only 48% say that they rely on their friends. In other words: we're here for our mates, but worried about asking for help for ourselves. Reaching out is crucial...'

"Men are not always good at reaching out to friends and family and with men's health and life expectancy in Salford, particularly in places like Langworthy and Seedley, lagging behind the national average and way below more affluent places such as Worsley, the Langworthy Cornerstone decided to launch Manweb a dedicated Men's Health Project" explains Kellie Dwan, Project Manager.

Graham Ringwood, a member of Manweb adds: "I've made lots of new friends in this really friendly group, my wellbeing has improved and my confidence has soared..."


For more information on Manweb and all activities at the Langworthy Cornerstone click here

Or call Kellie Dwan on 0161 212 4430

For more details on the Movember challenge – click here

Main photo shows Graham Ringwood

bob the regular wrote
at 07:27:56 on 11 November 2019
Don't our nomenclature people or nomenklatura or whatever they are called know the MANWEB name is already taken? It is the scousers electricity board. Like the archery idea though.What we should do is get our electeds to put apples on their heads. Then we could get the stars readers to take pot shots at the apples with a special prize for the one that misses the most.
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