Small, facilitated peer gatherings (8–12 people) designed to support meaningful connection.

Each circle includes:

• Clear agreements around listening and confidentiality

• Gentle prompts to guide reflection and conversation

• Space to speak, listen, or simply be present

Circles focus on themes such as:

• Belonging and identity

• Loneliness and friendship

• Life transitions

• Purpose and meaning

You are never required to share.
Silence is welcome.

Dedicated spaces for men to explore connection, loneliness, and emotional expression in a grounded, non-performative way.

These gatherings:

• Move away from bravado or fixing

• Invite honesty without pressure

• Centre listening, reflection, and mutual respect

They are informed by years of experience facilitating men’s peer-support spaces, while remaining open, accessible, and community-focused.

Lower-intensity ways to connect, including:

• Shared meals

• Walks with reflective prompts

• Storytelling or listening evenings

These spaces allow people to belong first, and speak later — supporting connection to grow organically.