Our Impact.
We’ve spoken to over 4500 young boys across WA.
MAN UP programs have had a proven impact on male student beliefs, attitudes and behaviours towards men’s mental health and well-being, which we’ve been able to measure through our post workshop surveys.
Here’s what the boys have to say.
"Working in a small group with a safe ambassador made me feel safe and like I could say anything"
— Year 10, Geraldton Grammar
“Teaching us about consent now means we will know how to treat women when we get older”
— Year 10, Bunbury Senior High School
“I was extremely impressed with the professional and very relevant sessions that were delivered. The presenters immediately had the students engaged and provided a very safe environment for all those that attended. The feedback from the students, staff and community was all highly positive. I recommend any school or organisation engage with MAN UP WA and utilise their excellent resources and sessions.”
— Teacher, Exmouth District High School
Statistics to prove it.
100% of participants recommended that the MAN UP program should be delivered to other young men.
98% of students feel as though the workshop is important, necessary and impactful for all young men.
Our workshops have an average rating of 9/10 by all students surveyed so far.
2022
Our Achievements.
The MAN UP team was awarded the 2021 7NEWS WA Young Achiever Awards in the Woolworths Youth Group Achievement Award.
We were state finalists in the 2021 Western Australian Youth Awards, one of four WA organisations to be named finalists in the Life Without Barriers Small Organisation Award.
The MAN UP Team was exclusively invited to the Breakfast with the Cabinet Ministers in 2021 and had the pleasure of meeting the Premier of Western Australia.
