THE MOVEMBER INSTITUTE OF MEN'S HEALTH

The science of reaching men

Men are engaging with healthcare but often contact doesn't turn into connection, follow-through or ongoing care. The impact of this is real. Men still die on average five years earlier than women, largely from preventable and treatable conditions.

What can drive change is healthcare that meets men on their own terms, reaches them, motivates them, and keeps them coming back. Getting men through the door is only the first step. Staying connected is the real work.

The Movember Institute of Men's Health exists to do exactly that. We give practitioners the training, tools, and latest research to deliver care designed with men in mind - across mental health, primary care, and cancer care. Our programs are grounded in world-leading research and built for the realities of clinical practice.

Training & education

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Movember's flagship practitioner training program, focusing on skills to better connect with male clients.

A world-first initiative developing international mental health guidelines for competitive online gaming.

Mental Health Guidelines in Community Sport

A world-first program developing mental health guidelines for community sport.

Health Resources

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Health Resources

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Knowing what physical changes to expect after prostate cancer treatment, from orgasms to penis size, can help you adapt and heal.

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What mental fitness actually is, why it matters, and the simple skills that help you build it.

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You've noticed something's off but don't know how to bring it up. Here are five things stopping you from starting the conversation, and a way past each one.

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Before you start testicular cancer treatment, freezing sperm for pregnancy will give you the option to use for having kids later. Explore how it works.

If you’ve been diagnosed with testicular cancer, you may need testicle removal surgery, called an orchiectomy. Learn what this involves.

Our Programs

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Our Programs

A multi-phase study into when and how gaming supports mental health.

A world-first program developing mental health guidelines for community sport.

A landmark report series that reveals the true state of men's health, to help advocate for urgent, systemic change.

Movember's flagship practitioner training program, focusing on skills to better connect with male clients.

Compelling new research into the gap between what men personally believe and what they think other men expect.

News

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News

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Movember has teamed up with legendary portrait photographer Rankin, to capture celebrities, including Will Poulter, Laura Whitmore, Iain Stirling, Busted, Allan Mustafa, Jason Fox and others, for Movember’s 2023 campaign, raising funds and awareness for testicular cancer, prostate cancer, mental health, and suicide prevention

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Read more about 10 men's health projects that your donations funded in 2021

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Over 285,000 people took part in Movember in 2024 – raising much-needed awareness and funds for men’s mental health, prostate cancer and testicular cancer. Check out 10 projects made possible by the Movember community over the last 12 months.

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Read more about 10 men’s health projects your donations have funded in the UK

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Here are 10 men’s health initiatives your funds are supporting. Thank you to our Movember Community whose fundraising year after year makes the work, we do possible.