For partners, family and friends

For wives, mothers, sisters and friends

Most men don’t find MenLiving on their own. Someone who cares about them sends them. This page is for that someone.

A circle for yourselfSending a husband, son or friend

Circles open to everyone

All Humans’ Circle meets monthly and is open to everyone. Caregiver Circle is for anyone caring for someone they love. Neurodivergence Circle welcomes the people who love someone neurodivergent, and that someone too.

Where a circle says Contributors, that’s a circle carried by a monthly gift anyone can make. And if giving isn’t possible right now, the door opens anyway.

Sending a husband, son or friend

The most useful thing is usually smaller than it sounds.

You can’t do this part for him, and you already know it. What helps is one specific, low-cost step. Send him a single date and a single link — free, drop in, listening is enough. That’s usually the version he’ll say yes to.

Staying up to date

The newsletter carries what is coming up, including the walks and the retreats.

Where to go from here

Look around without an account — the calendar, the spaces, and the men themselves. A free profile takes about a minute, and it’s all an RSVP takes when you’re ready.

Keep the door open for the men who need it

Connection should stay within reach.

Most circles are free because donors pay for them. Your gift funds facilitator training and keeps the open door open for the men who need it most.

4 in 5
U.S. suicide deaths are men — a rate nearly four times higher than women’s. CDC, 2023
15%
of men say they have no close friends — five times more than in 1990. Survey Center on American Life, 2021