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Contents of the Resource Pack

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The MHF has tried to ensure that all of these sections are as comprehensive and up to date as possible. However, if you know of any useful additions to any of these sections, please email them to: mhw@menshealthforum.org.uk

Administration

The Administration area of the resource pack outlines the structure of NMHW and includes details about the week's organisers - the Men's Health Forum (MHF).  Essentially, the role of the MHF is to establish an administrative and organisational structure for NMHW, and subsequently to provide advice, support and access to resources. 

Also in this section are details of how to join the MHF and details of several projects run by the MHF (for example, Work Fit).

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MHW and the Gender Duty

This new area of the resource pack includes guidance on how your activity during the week can help to contribute to compliance with the Gender Duty. It includes information on what the duty is, and how you can get support from us in terms of using the legislation to improve the health of men.

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Running a Successful Event

This section contains a number of documents that will be useful to inform the planning of your activity during NMHW2007. This includes links to various guides on working on various long-term conditions in various settings as well as (for example) how to successfully secure media coverage and fundraise for your activity.

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Diversity

You will find that diversity is reflected throughout this resource pack, and the week more generally. However, in this section you will find useful resources, and research relating to various groups of men and boys.

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Relevant Research

This section of the resource pack contains links to a range of research that may provide useful background information for your planned activity during the week.

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Factsheets

This area is a central area of the resource pack, as it contains comprehensive information on men and long-term conditions. There are various documents, and links to key documents relating to men and long-term conditions. The core of this area with be constituted of the Haynes Mini Manuals on various subjects. The manuals will be available in full, in pdf format in this area around a month prior to the week itself (as they are currently in production). All those who have registered their interest in NMHW will be notified when these pages are made live.

In line with approach undertaken throughout NMHW, these factsheets embrace men and long-term conditions in the broadest sense.

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Resources

One of the consistent problems identified by various evaluations of NMHW, has been the difficulty that many of you had in tracking down appropriate and useable resources that could be given out to the general public. We have approached this problem in two ways. Firstly, in this section there are a number of pdf's of some leaflets themselves. But the principal solution to this problem has been solved by including, a guide to organisations who will provide relevant leaflets, posters, videos, training packs and so on. In line with the theme of this year's NMHW, the list of resources, is limited to those associated with men and long-term conditions.

The resource section also includes the relevant artwork accompanying the week, and a comprehensive list of organisations working on men and long-term conditions throughout England and Wales.

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In This Section

Men's Health Week launch in pictures
NMHW - Event Summaries
NMHW2007 and the Gender Duty
Contents of the Resource Pack
National Men's Health Week 2007 - Resource Pack
Register of Events
Resources
Diversity
Factsheets
Men's Health Week 2007: Men and Long Term Conditions
How to use the NMHW2007 Resource Pack