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We’ve been out and about listening to men across Bradford District and Craven talking about health, work, and life’s ups and downs. This page shares what we’ve heard so far and gives you a chance to add your voice. You can read the report here:- Listen in report - men from white working-class communities
What we’ve heard
Men told us about the pressures of work and money, frustration with getting GP or dental appointments, and the importance of family, mates and local support. Many said they “just get on with it” until things reach crisis point.
Let’s keep the conversation going
Use the forum section and comment boxes below to tell us what you think - do these findings feel familiar? What helps you look after your health, and what gets in the way?
We can’t respond to personal medical questions or complaints, but your comments will help shape how local health and care services understand and support men in our communities.
Your feedback really matters - lets keep the conversation going.
We’ve been out and about listening to men across Bradford District and Craven talking about health, work, and life’s ups and downs. This page shares what we’ve heard so far and gives you a chance to add your voice. You can read the report here:- Listen in report - men from white working-class communities
What we’ve heard
Men told us about the pressures of work and money, frustration with getting GP or dental appointments, and the importance of family, mates and local support. Many said they “just get on with it” until things reach crisis point.
Let’s keep the conversation going
Use the forum section and comment boxes below to tell us what you think - do these findings feel familiar? What helps you look after your health, and what gets in the way?
We can’t respond to personal medical questions or complaints, but your comments will help shape how local health and care services understand and support men in our communities.
Your feedback really matters - lets keep the conversation going.