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Tools for the mind

Issues faced by men 

A healthy mind is just as critical as a healthy body, and there are many things that can have an impact on a man’s mental wellbeing.

Resources for help 

Depending on the challenges you’re facing or what you’ve been through, MassMen has a list of trusted resources and services to help you. We also have a few tips on self-care and coping strategies.

Emergency services 

If you or a family member are experiencing a mental health or substance use disorder crisis, call toll-free at 1 (877) 382-1609.

For employers

The MassMen Project assists workplace leaders in high-risk organizations (Police, Fire, EMS, fishing, construction, and others) with suicide prevention and postvention mental health services. Learn about trainings and other support services for employers.

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Community Support

Submit a MENtal note 

Have you ever felt like life was too tough? You’re not alone. Share your experience and what helped you through with other men of Massachusetts.

For loved ones 

Concerned about someone? If you’ve noticed some troubling signs that may indicate that your friend or loved one is going through something, learn how to talk to them about it.

Watch everyday stories 

Watch and listen as men in Massachusetts talk about their experiences overcoming life’s challenges.

The MassMen screenings will help you determine if your recent thoughts or behaviors may be associated with a common, treatable mental health issue. We cannot link the screenings to any one person, so you remain anonymous. Take anywhere you feel comfortable. It only takes a few minutes.

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About MassMen

The MassMen Project promotes wellness and empowers working-age men across MA to take action to feel better emotionally, physically, and spiritually. We are funded by the DPH Suicide Prevention Program and are brought to you by the Riverside Trauma Center, a service of Riverside Community Care.

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