Real partnerships that made a real change

Space works with businesses, universities, researchers and community organisations that bring something useful to the table.

Some open doors. Some bring knowledge, reach or a different way of looking at things. Together, these relationships help Space reach more men, build stronger evidence and create new opportunities.

Meet some of the people and organisations helping us move the work forward.

Partner Highlights

Sunderland AFC

For World Mental Health Day, Space worked with Sunderland AFC on a campaign introducing more people to Space, its purpose and the ways men could get involved.

Bernard Matthews

Space North East partnered with Bernard Matthews to support the wellbeing of their workforce through a mix of practical, engaging, and down-to-earth mental health initiatives. The Coffee Space van visited their site, offering staff a relaxed environment to chat openly about mental health over a brew.

Travis Perkins

Space North East teamed up with Travis Perkins to take the Coffee Space van on the road, visiting every Travis Perkins site across the North East. The initiative was designed to spark honest conversations about men’s mental health within the construction and trades industries.

Sunderland City Council

Space works with Sunderland City Council to understand what life looks like for men across the city. Pushing to see where and how change is needed in the region.

By bringing local knowledge and community experience together, we can shape research and initiatives around what men are actually telling us.

Let’s work together

We’re always open to working with people and organisations who share our ambition for men.

Whether you have an idea, a research opportunity or a new way to bring Space into your community, we’d love to hear from you.

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