Men’s Health Week for 2020 has passed and with it the overriding message that more conversations are needed between men and boys to encourage wellbeing.

It’s Men’s Health Week from Monday 15 June to Sunday 21 June, and this year because of COVID-19 there will be fewer events in the “real world” but more online events than ever before.

This means you can support Men’s Health Week from the comfort of your own smart phone or computer -  and we’ve got five top recommendations to keep you involved throughout the week.

Suicide Prevention Australia is hosting a webinar on male suicide prevention during Men’s Health Week (Monday 15 to Sunday 21 June) as part of its Connect 2020 webinar series.

How does body health affect your mental health and how can your mental health affect your body health? This is the question posed by a panel of speakers brought together by Healthy Male for a webinar during Men’s Health Week, 15-21 June.  

Blokepedia – a project that provides opportunities for men to talk about issues and topics that impact their lives – is running one of its popular Conversations That Matter events during Men’s Health Week, 15-21 June.

This week - Men’s Health Week (15 -  21 Sunday 21 ) – sees the launch of a new online platform for men called Men’s Health TV.

View the shortlisted nominations for the Local Men's Hero Award in the 2020 Men's Health Awards. 

The winners of the 2020 National Men's Health Awards will be announced during Men's Health Week (from Monday 15 June) starting with the regional winners in every State and Territory.

Australia’s biggest online men’s health summit will run throughout June bringing together leading voices in men’s health discussing a range of high profile topics and inviting diverse opinions across the sector.

The state of men’s health in the NSW is lagging women’s health, according to a new report published on June 11 in Sydney during Men’s Health Week.