International Men’s Day: Looking at Suicide Intervention for Men

What support and intervention can we give to men in suicidal crisis?

  • Location
    Online
  • Time
    1pm - 2pm
  • Date
    Wed 19 Nov 2025
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Suicide remains the biggest cause of death for men under 50 in the UK, with men making up around 3 in 4 of those who died by suicide in 2023. 

This International Men’s Day, we're speaking to Mental Health & Wellbeing Award winners James’ Place and the world’s largest men’s health charity, Movember, to discuss what successful support and intervention can look like for men in suicidal crisis in the UK.

The webinar will cover what James' Place does, including how and who it helps, as well as statistics, language and common misconceptions around male suicide. We'll also discuss national strategy for men's mental health in the UK.

Speakers

William Roberts

Chief Executive

William has been a senior leader in the NHS across roles in…

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William Roberts

Chief Executive

William has been a senior leader in the NHS across roles in public health, commissioning, strategy, transformation and planning. He is a registered nurse who has worked in both hospital and community services, and as a nurse specialist in tuberculosis and HIV.

William is a Non-Executive Director of Housing 21 and a Non- Executive Director of POBL a Welsh housing and care provider and was previously Deputy Chair at Terrence Higgins Trust. He brings a wealth of experience across public health and inequalities from the healthcare, charity sector, social care, housing, local government and further education.

Amy O’Connor

Speaker

Amy O’Connor is the Global Lead of Policy and Advocacy at M…

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Amy O’Connor

Speaker

Amy O’Connor is the Global Lead of Policy and Advocacy at Movember, the world’s largest men’s health charity. She is responsible for campaigns across six markets, demonstrating the impact of men's health on individuals and communities. She is currently working with the UK team on sharing the experiences of men to inform the government’s upcoming men’s health strategy for England. Her background is advocacy across public health and gender with previous work including HIV, diabetes, prostate cancer, breast cancer, fertility, and child flu.

Dan Morgan

Speaker

Dan Morgan is the Communication and Outreach Manager for Ja…

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Dan Morgan

Speaker

Dan Morgan is the Communication and Outreach Manager for James’ Place. James’ Place offers free, in-person support for men, and those identifying as male, in suicidal crisis. They treat men by appointment at centres in London, Liverpool and Newcastle for around six to eight sessions of talking therapy from trained, experienced professionals. Referrals are made via website and can come from mental health professionals, concerned third parties or men who self-refer.