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		<title>Men&#8217;s Health Month &#124; Buddying Up for Conversation</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>We&#8217;re just wrapping up Men&#8217;s Mental Health Week, and are in the heart of Men&#8217;s Health Month. Canada has come a long way in making room for vulnerable conversations about what&#8217;s really going on for our fathers, partners, and sons. Men&#8217;s health through the lens of one mental health charity We have the happiest privilege [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>We&#8217;re just wrapping up Men&#8217;s Mental Health Week, and are in the heart of Men&#8217;s Health Month. Canada has come a long way in making room for vulnerable conversations about what&#8217;s really going on for our fathers, partners, and sons.</p>



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<h2>Men&#8217;s health through the lens of one mental health charity</h2>



<p>We have the happiest privilege of observing the good work of <a href="https://www.canadahelps.org/en/">thousands of Canadian charities</a>. And there are hundreds (literally!) that are advocating for health and mental health for all Canadians. Race, creed, gender, sexuality, socio-economic experience &#8212; whatever and wherever you identify, there is support for you! These charities will have your back in your darkest times; they&#8217;ve got you when you thrive, too.</p>



<p>Men&#8217;s health is no exception. I have been particularly drawn to CMHA Edmonton&#8217;s &#8220;BuddyUp&#8221; campaign:</p>



<p>&#8220;Buddy Up is a men’s suicide prevention campaign: a call to action for men, by men, to drive authentic conversation amongst men and their buddies. Participate in the year-round activities that promote connection and wellbeing. Learn more about how you can help at www.buddyup.ca&#8221; </p>



<p>You can find more on their socials, too: @cmhaedmonton and https://www.facebook.com/CMHAEdmonton! With men&#8217;s suicide rates being 3x higher than women&#8217;s in Canada, this charity is an excellent place to find hope and direction.</p>



<h2>Father&#8217;s Day and men&#8217;s health</h2>



<p>&#8220;This has been really hard for him. Before his diagnosis he was the guy that never got sick. Like, <em>ever</em>. So this has been a blow to all of us.&#8221;</p>



<p>When our dad&#8217;s face into a health crisis, it can feel alarming in more ways than one. There&#8217;s the illness&#8230;and then there&#8217;s how they feel about being ill. If they are unfamiliar with the kind of vulnerability that comes with tests, procedures, medication, or hospitalization, it can all be a bit overwhelming. </p>



<p>There are supports available, now, that tend more than just the disease of the body. Doctors can be trauma-informed, dialed-in to how body health and mental health are intertwined, <em>while </em>capably providing an action plan.</p>



<p>June also happens to be home to Father&#8217;s Day. This Father&#8217;s Day, consider honouring your dad with a gift that can continue research, education, advocacy, and support around your own parent&#8217;s health journey. Cancer, diabetes, alzheimer&#8217;s, and heart health charities all need your support. A gift for men&#8217;s health, in Dad&#8217;s name, is a meaningful way to ensure health for coming generations, too!</p>



<h2>Rev up your old clunker, classic, or get-around-car wellness</h2>



<p>Looking for a donation that even Tim &#8220;the Tool Man&#8221; Taylor can get behind? Donate a vehicle. Wrecked, running, rusty, or race-ready, every car counts. Each vehicle is assessed on its own merit: saleable? Awesome! Our agents will sell it, as-is, to the highest bidder. Recycle-ready? No problem! We are paid market value for vehicles that are ready to come off the road. Either way, the net proceeds are sent to your men&#8217;s health charity of choice. </p>



<p>The process is simple and quick. You can do up a form online, or you can call in and talk to a live human! We&#8217;ll happily assist in taking your vehicle details and getting you set up with your free tow.  </p>



<p>Around here, we are all about serving the charities that are serving our dads, our sons, and our male partners. We&#8217;ll do our part to keep the conversation going, and we look forward to working alongside you as you do the same!</p>
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