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Partner with Space to support your people, strengthen workplace culture and create positive change in the community.

Bring the coffee van to work. Invite founder James Fildes onto your stage. Give your team a tailored workshop or a focused talk on suicide awareness and prevention. You can also bring Space to an event or get your people involved in our work.

We shape every partnership around your organisation and what you want to achieve. The income we generate helps fund more suicide prevention services for men.

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Inside the Space coffee van, a smiley sticker on the espresso machine

Bring the coffee van to your workplace, conference or event. Give colleagues and guests the chance to take a break, enjoy a coffee and connect with the people around them. It’s a powerful way to engage and uplift your team and build a more connected culture.

Hire the coffee van

Choose a founder keynote that inspires, an interactive workshop that turns ideas into action or a focused talk on wellbeing and suicide prevention. Every session is shaped around your audience and what you want people to take away.

See workplace talks

Bring Space to your workplace, conference or community event. Invite our founder James to deliver a keynote or join a panel, or even bring our team along as exhibitors.

Your audience will hear first-hand from the people working with men in the community, sharing insights that contribute to research, policy conversations and new approaches to suicide prevention.

Plan your event

Give your people the chance to step outside their usual roles and contribute to something worthwhile. Volunteering with Space can bring colleagues together, build stronger relationships and support the wider community.

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Interested? Let’s talk.

We’ll help you find the right way for your organisation to work with Space.

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Partnerships make more possible

For World Mental Health Day, Space worked with Sunderland AFC to bring our purpose and services to a global audience.

The club shared a video across its social media channels, helping more people understand what Space offers and how men across the region could get involved.

By using its platform and reach, Sunderland AFC helped Space connect with more men and raise awareness of the opportunities available.

Let’s work together

Planning something for your team, organising an event or looking for a longer-term partnership?

Share a few details with us and a member of the team will get back to you.

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What it’s like to work with Space

Every partnership is different. Hear how the organisations we’ve worked with brought Space into their businesses and what the experience offered its people.

Absolutely great, the feedback from the guys on site was brilliant.

Our staff really enjoyed the coffee van and enjoyed speaking to the guys you came with, and importantly we know of a few members of staff who have gone on to use the service. I would like to have the coffee van on site again later in the year.

Kayleigh Cordial Rotary Power

The feedback we’ve had from everyone who attended face to face and online has been nothing short of amazing.

James had the audience completely engaged from beginning to end and we saw people taking a seat and listening that you would never expect. His openness, compassion and real world experience of everything he preaches is inspiring and the other upside is having someone from outside of the business lands with so much more impact.

Luke Robinson Wolters Kluwer UK

Excellent, the lads who came to site that day were spot on.

They didn’t push for anyone to talk about their problems, they were just open and welcoming to any conversation that needed to be had. I know of one staff member who has since attended their sessions and thoroughly enjoyed it and said he will definitely be going back.

Joseph Craig Michell Bearings

I liked your approach to mental health, how the focus is on the whole body.

The talk was fabulous, and the information shared was spot on, especially because you talked to the lads not at them.

Lisa Robinson Sunderland Council

Morale in branch after was great as solely about wellbeing and support.

Energy levels increased and productivity as a result went up thanks to high energy levels and appreciation of what the Space team did.

Jonny Holland Travis Perkins

Having a coffee van made it easier for staff to feel comfortable and they could see signposting was there if they needed it.

Also focusing on just men’s health had a big impact too and staff were really talking about it after.

Deborah Elliott Sunderland AFC

Absolutely amazing, down to earth but professional.

Lovely guys who you can tell just really want to help people. The feedback has been great since the visit and hopefully we see more positive effects to follow. The set up and tool kits are brilliant, the cups with the QR codes also give people the privacy to engage later if they like.

Ashleigh Tuckwell-Ganning Barbour

Partnerships build stronger evidence

Space partnered with University College London to explore the role community-led, non-clinical services can play in supporting men across the North East.

Together, Space and UCL co-authored The Importance of Community-Led, Non-Clinical Mental Health Interventions for Men in the North East. The report brings both frontline community experience and academic research together, helping build a stronger understanding of how local services can reach and engage men where it matters most.

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