Restore Collective

We are looking forward to getting together on Monday 17th August. Please get in touch to be part of this.

Calling all men. Come and join us. Invest in your well being.

Lovely day at the seaside yesterday.

Calling all men. Come and join us. Invest in your well being.

We’ve opened bookings for our seaside trip.

On Sunday 19th July we are gathering.

Lots of rubbish collected today from the alley way which runs between Racemeadow Primary School and the A5. We are really grateful to those who came out, and special thanks to Nicola from the Rubbish Wombles of Atherstone for providing us with the equipment.

We have scaled things back for this Saturday, focusing on just doing a litter pick. Supported by the Rubbish Wombles of Atherstone. There's room for others to join in, message us to be part of it.

Work has begun in the upper rooms to improve the energy performance. Heating & Air Conditioning is being installed mid-July.

If you’d like to get involved in helping to raise funds for our new youth & community space, please get in touch.

A few weeks back, Craig had the privilege of leading a funeral service for this man.

The family chose Restore Collective as their chosen charity because they heard about the work we do around men’s well being.

Thanks to the incredible generosity of family and friends, an amazing £818.61 was raised.

We are deeply grateful for every donation and for the trust placed in us to use these funds to support men in our community.

Men’s mental health remains an issue that often goes unseen. Too many men struggle in silence, feeling unable to speak about what they are facing or ask for help when they need it most.

These donations will help us continue creating spaces where men can connect, talk openly, build friendships, and access support without judgement.

To the family, thank you for turning your loss into something that will bring hope and encouragement to others. Your kindness will make a real difference.

If you’re struggling today, please know that you don’t have to carry it alone. Reaching out for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.