The No Bad Days Club
Every Dad Is Welcome

New dads. Single dads. Divorced dads. Expecting dads. Stepdads. Grandads. Dads who feel like they’ve got it all figured out, and dads who don’t. Everyone is welcome.

You don’t need to be a No Bad Days customer. You don’t need to know anyone who already comes along. And you definitely don’t need to be struggling with your mental health.

Maybe you’re lonely and fancy getting out of the house. Maybe you need somewhere to vent after a hard week. Maybe there’s something about being a dad you want advice on. Or maybe you just fancy meeting some like-minded dads. Whatever brings you through the door, you’re welcome.

THE NO BAD DAYS PROJECT.

The No Bad Days Project CIC is an independent, not-for-profit arm of the No Bad Days mission. Where the barbershop delivers day-to-day service, the Project exists to take things further by reinvesting funds directly back into the community to raise awareness of men’s mental health.

Every pound raised goes towards initiatives that reach beyond the chair, supporting local causes, backing awareness campaigns and helping break down the stigma that stops men from talking. It’s the same belief that built No Bad Days from a shed in 2020, now with a dedicated structure to make a bigger impact.

As an independent CIC, the Project operates separately from the commercial side of the business, meaning funds and focus stay exactly where they’re meant to, on the community.

BE PART OF THE CHANGE

The No Bad Days Project is only as strong as the people behind it. Whether that’s through a donation, attending an event, or simply spreading the word, every bit of support helps us reach more people and keep the conversation around men’s mental health moving forward.

Get involved, and help us turn awareness into real, lasting change.

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