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Leisurely Walk and Talk

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Dates and Schedule
Next event:
Every month on the first and third Sunday at to
Adults (over 18)
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Price
FREE
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Leisurely Walk and Talk is a group run by Men Up North, who run informal meet ups for men. These are a safe space for men to share how they are feeling, listen to others, and feel part of a community.

When: The 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month 10:30am – 1:30pm

Where: Hunters Bar roundabout entrance to Endcliffe Park

The walk is aimed at all fitness levels and is more about the walking and talking than just walking.

Typically they walk up to Forge Dam cafe, have a break then walk back down to the starting point. Depending on weather and fitness levels they have the option of going further from Forge Dam.

You are not required to sign up to join the meet up. They are informal and run by volunteers. They are not coaching sessions or group therapy but are still a safe place to share, listen and gain an understanding of the different issues faced by men regarding mental health, and what it means to be a man in the present day.

For more information email [email protected] or [email protected]

If you want to keep up to date with additional events they run, such as gardening, talking, foraging etc then register via their website menupnorth.co.uk/join-us

Please note: events may not be running on bank holidays and over the Christmas period. Please double check with the organiser (before attending) if you are unsure.

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Contact Information

Address
Hunters Bar roundabout entrance to Endcliffe Park, Ecclesall Road, Sheffield, S11 8PT

Organised by Men Up North

Men Up North (MUN) is a local organisation providing talking and support groups for men.

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