International Men’s Day 2025: Supporting Men’s Wellbeing
November 19, 2025
International Men’s Day 2025: Supporting Men’s Wellbeing
Andrew Farrow • November 19, 2025
This year’s global theme,
“Helping Men and Boys Achieve Wellbeing”, reminds us that mental health, purpose, and connection are vital for everyone. At Turas Nua, we see that truth every day in our work supporting people towards employment, skills development, and inclusion.
A Day to Recognise and Reflect
International Men’s Day is about fostering empathy and awareness.
This year, we acknowledge the fathers, sons, brothers, and colleagues who are striving to balance work, health, and family life.
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Turas Nua is proud to be among the supporters of Rethink Ireland’s newly announced €1.1 million Impact Fund for Munster and Wexford, an initiative designed to strengthen organisations delivering positive social impact in communities across the region.
Turas Nua is the exclusive sponsor of Season 3 of Brian Pennie’s Change Is Possible podcast, celebrating stories of opportunity, resilience and change.
Supporting Access to Employment in Waterford
CV and interview skills training in Lismore supporting IPAS residents through partnership and practical employability support.
Turas Nua has achieved Autism Friendly Accreditation from AsIAm, reinforcing its commitment to inclusive hiring, accessibility, and support for neurodivergent people in Ireland.
T uras Nua on the Road During Work and Skills Week 2026
Turas Nua has been named a finalist in the Advancing Social Inclusion category at the National Diversity & Inclusion Awards 2026, recognising our commitment to inclusive employment in Ireland.
As Ireland’s labour market evolves in 2026, inclusive and skills-based hiring is becoming a competitive advantage for employers.
Turas Nua Employability Kildare hosts an inclusive open day in Newbridge, supporting employers to strengthen inclusive hiring for people with disabilities.
Ireland’s disability employment rate remains at just 32%. On the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Turas Nua calls for meaningful action and inclusive hiring.