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Impact and Transparency

Our Impact, And Where The Money Goes.

We ask men to be open with us, so it is only right we are open with you. Every number a funder or commissioner needs, the accounts, the governance and the plan, in one place.

Registered charity 1204334England and WalesFinancial year to 30 November 2024Independently examined
By the numbers

The Year At A Glance

FY24 unless noted.

£180,925Total incomeFY24, up 75% on the year before
£134,438Spent on the workFY24
£160Social value for every £1Pro Bono Economics, 2025
3,940Interactions with men2024
441Sessions delivered2024
Income

Where The Money Comes From

Total income £180,925. Most of it is grant funding, won competitively.

Grants from other charities and agencies
76%£137,574
Donations from individuals
24%£42,968
Other income
0%£383
Every £1 spent

Where Your Money Goes

Of every £1 we spent in FY24.

We are finalising the exact penny-in-the-pound breakdown with our Treasurer against the filed accounts, so we can publish it with confidence rather than an estimate. It will appear here shortly.

Sustainability

A Charity That Is Growing

Income nearly doubled year on year, and reserves grew from £30k to £77k.

£103,507£180,925up 75%, FY23 to FY24
The evidence

Independently Proven

Analysed by Pro Bono Economics in 2025 using ONS methodology and HM Treasury Green Book guidance. We do not ask anyone to take our word for it.

£21,000Social value per man, per year
130-ptWellbeing gain within a yearthree times the gain of an unemployed person finding work
97%Feel more connected to their community
Bottom 5%National wellbeing when they arrive
Governance

Who We Are, And How We Are Run

Registered charity no.1204334
England and Wales. Independently examined.

The charity

Legal form
Charitable company limited by guarantee (CE033231)
Registered office
Unit 17, Brewery Yard, Deva City Office Park, Salford, M3 7BB
Accounts
Prepared under Charities SORP (FRS 102), independently examined
Independent examiner
The Moffatts Partnership LLP

The people

Chair of Trustees
Andrew Sloane
Deputy Chair
Jenny Gage
Treasurer
Garry Buick
Secretary
Julie Bowes
Chief Executive
Jamie Dennis
The documents

Read It For Yourself

Our network

Backed By, Working With

Funders, FY24
Sport EnglandNational Lottery Community FundManchester ActiveForever ManchesterManchester City CouncilWVCASalford CVSRecovery CollegeManchester Local Care OrganisationSick! Festival
Delivery partners
We Are SurvivorsSt Giles TrustThe ForeImagine FoundationGMCA Violence Reduction UnitWest Midlands VRU
Recognition
High Sheriff Special Recognition AwardForever Manchester, Connecting CommunitiesKendal Film Festival, Game Changers
The plan to 2029

Where We Are Heading

Deep roots, not wide roots.

01

Build our nature base

A seven year lease on five acres in Pendeford, Wolverhampton, for year round outdoor sessions.

02

Strengthen the pathways

Prevention, community and reconnection across Talk, Train, Learn, Outdoors and Help.

03

Grow our own leaders

By 2029, every session led by a man who once sat in the circle himself, trained and paid properly.

04

Prove what works

Keep measuring honestly and share the model with anyone who wants to copy it.

Work with us

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If you commission or fund men’s health, prevention or community work, we would love to talk. Every pound goes further here.

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