Emergency services & NHS
Emergency services and NHS workers, it's time to get involved in the movement that's changing the face of men's health.
Movember brings together the whole workforce to have fun, raise funds and spark crucial conversations about men's health.
This page has everything you need to get started.
Why get involved?
Working in emergency services can be a tough gig. Across the globe, frontline workers are at increased risk of poor mental health and suicide.
Taking part in Movember is a surefire way to get conversations about mental health flowing and have fun, doin' good.
Join us. Unite under the banner of men's health, and save lives in yet another way.
How to start a Movember fundraiser at work
Register and create a team
Everything you need to Mo like a pro
We've got loads of resources to help you smash your fundraiser out of the park.
Want to get in touch with a member of the Movember team? Hit the button below to send us an email.
Emergency services fundraising guide
Our emergency services fundraising guide is loaded with tips, info and ideas to help you bring Movember to life at your workplace.
Other fundraising resources
Check out our resource hub for more fundraising guides, posters, social media graphics and tons more.
In the ambulance service, we are at higher risk of developing PTSD and it's something which isn't talked about enough.
Me and the team feel that growing a Mo is a great conversation starter. People ask why you're doing it and the conversation naturally leads into raising awareness.
Where the money goes
The funds you raise will take on the most pressing issues when it comes to men's health.
Learn more about the causes Movember supports and the important work you enable us to fund.
Men's health
We've teamed up with Gillette to provide funding to the Resilient Senior Leaders Programme (RESLEAPS) developed by the University of Leicester.
The RESLEAPS programme is designed to reduce the stigma of seeking support within the police force and create a safe space for police superintendents to share concerns.
Other work we fund
Since 2003, we have built a men's health movement, funding over 1,320 projects around the world. We call it challenging the status quo – shaking up men’s health research and transforming the way health services reach and support men.