Men Who Make is a programme of free, creative courses for adult men experiencing mental health challenges.

Workshops take place at Walter May House in Whitehawk where there is both an indoor and outdoor workshop space. Where possible, activities will take place outdoors amongst nature so please do wrap up as it can be cold! There is an accessible toilet on site and hot drinks and biscuits will be provided as well as all necessary making materials and tools.

Sessions are free but places are very limited, we ask that you can attend all 6 sessions in this series. If you are unable to attend for any reason, please let us know as soon as possible so we can release your space for someone on the waiting list.

Please note, by making this booking, you are booking all 6 sessions

If you have any questions or would like to reserve a place by talking to a member of the team, Contact James on [email protected] or call Fabrica on 01273 778646

Sessions will be held at:

Walter May House, Whitehawk Road, BN2 5GF

Walter May House is on the number 1 and 1a bus route.

What to wear:

Sensible shoes and waterproof clothing – at times we will be exposed to the elements and it can also get windy, so please dress accordingly with warm layers.

We are able to support transport if access is a restriction to attending. Please let us know on the booking form.

This course is funded by Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust and is for self-identifying men who are struggling with low mental health. Group numbers are small and no experience is needed.