10 men's health projects your donations have funded in 2022

Mental health and suicide prevention, prostate cancer and testicular cancer – we’re taking them all on.

Since 2003, with money raised by the Movember community, we've funded more than 1,250 men’s health projects.

From game-changing mental health initiatives that straight-up save lives to global breakthroughs in cancer research and treatment – this is where the money goes.

1. Delivering mental fitness training for young athletes

Thanks to funds raised via Spud’s Game - a match dedicated to honouring the late St Kilda legend Danny Frawley - our flagship mental fitness program Ahead of The Game has been delivered to over 40 teams and 1,100 people through a ground-breaking partnership with St Kilda Football Club and the Danny Frawley Centre. Find out more

3. Better conversations

Men sometimes aren’t comfortable reaching out about challenges they’re facing. Our new digital tool gives you the confidence to have better conversations with the men in your life who may be struggling. Try it here

4. Improving men’s social connections

Through our Social Connections Challenge, we’re funding Man Cave TV, a video platform that provides teenage boys with the tools to build their emotional intelligence, social connectedness and improve their relationships. Find out more

5. Tackling testicular cancer

Testicular cancer is a lot to deal with. We recruited a team of guides from all over the world – guys who have had testicular cancer before – and given them training on how to listen, be supportive and have your back. Check out Nuts & Bolts

9. Speeding up clinical trials

New prostate cancer treatments could reach men sooner, thanks to a Movember-supported project that aims to speed up clinical trials by two years. Find out more

The Movember community has had a huge impact on men's health and we’re hell-bent on making it bigger. Your ongoing support helps us change and save lives. Sign up or donate today.