This Men’s Health Week and Father’s Day, we’re encouraging men to prioritize their health — not only for themselves, but for the people who count on them every day. Fathers play a critical role in shaping family health. When men are healthy, they’re better equipped to show up, stay engaged, and positively influence their children and partners.

Around 1 in 10 fathers experience postnatal depression, yet most are never asked about their mental health. Routine mental health screening for new fathers, a workforce equipped to engage them, and community programs that tackle isolation and build peer connection are some of the ways Movember are seeking to ensure men are supported.

Today’s dads want to be actively involved, and supporting men’s health helps give them the tools and support to continue showing up.

Healthy fathers help build healthier families.

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