Jonathan's House Ministries

20/10/2025

MEN’S SUPPORT GROUP | Jonathan’s House

Life throws curveballs — and sometimes, we just need a space to talk it through.

At Jonathan’s House, we support men who are facing tough times. Whether you’re a dad, a brother, a mate, or just someone who’s struggling, you’re welcome here.

🗓️ Next Group: Monday 20th October 2025
📍 Hartshorn House Health & Wellbeing Centre
🕦 11:30am
👥 Open to men aged 18+

This is a safe, relaxed space to talk, be heard, and connect. We focus on mental health, trauma recovery, and finding ways to move forward. No pressure — just real conversation and solid support.

💡 We’ve found that community and connection can be some of the best remedies out there.

👉 Interested? https://jonathanshouse.org.uk/support-groups/

You’re not alone. We’re here — and we’re listening.

Find trauma-informed care and support for male survivors of abuse at Jonathan's House, where healing and community come together.

09/10/2025

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08/10/2025

08/10/2025

We invite our connections to help spread the word about our support groups, which take place every Wednesday at 1 PM and 7 PM. These groups are specifically designed for men who are currently experiencing or have previously faced domestic abuse. They provide a safe and welcoming environment for men to share their experiences and express their feelings. We’ve found that these gatherings foster meaningful conversations, allowing participants to connect and support one another. In addition to peer support, we also have counselors available during the 7 PM group, along with resources for self-care. If you know someone who could benefit from this space, please share this information.

https://jonathanshouse.org.uk/support-groups/

08/10/2025

After a crazy extremely busy few months we now have some availability this week , maybe you have wanted to check us out for a while but can never get an appointment or maybe you have forgot to make your appointment this week , why not take advantage of this perfect opportunity today by booking via our booksy app or give us a call on 01656 766655

03/10/2025

In three days time, we will be launching our latest Support group. This will be held at Hartshorn House Health & Wellbeing Centre 11:30am on Monday 6th October. This support group has been designed for men, 18 and over. Jonathan's House Ministries supports men who have experienced or are experiencing a form of domestic abuse, our support groups are for men to come and to talk and to also listen to each other. Community is action we find is a brilliant help for men. If you would like to come and find out more please visit www.jonathanshouse.org.uk and register your interest.

29/09/2025

We are a male domestic abuse service, and we run 24/7 helplines, provide counselling, support for men, fathers, brothers who simply are just going through a rough time. Every Tuesday 1pm on Nolton Street we run a support group for men (18 and over) to come along and to not only talk but to be listened too. We talk through things that are important to you and your mental health with a focus on moving forward from trauma, finding ways to cope and to move on with our lives, we have found that community and strong support this is sometimes the best remedy possible. If you you would like to come along please click on this link to register your interest

Find trauma-informed care and support for male survivors of abuse at Jonathan's House, where healing and community come together.

16/09/2025

Starting 6th Oct here at the Health & Well-being Centre. come along at 11.30. Jonathans House in person support Group.

12/09/2025

Yesterday I had a Teams meeting with someone who was genuinely surprised by how far Jonathan’s House has come.
It made me reflect on how easy it is to get caught up in the politics and noise of the sector. But at Jonathan’s House, we stay focused on the reality of abuse — the people living through it, and the ones trying to rebuild after it.

Over time, I’ve seen how some voices go quiet when things get uncomfortable. But domestic abuse isn’t about sides or fences. It’s about victims, perpetrators, and those of us who choose to stand in the gap.

When I speak with members of the Welsh Senedd, I don’t ask for a new strategy. I simply ask for a reframing — from “Violence Against Women and Girls” to “Violence Against Individuals and Families.”
It’s a small shift, but it opens the door wider. It removes shame for men who feel excluded, it removes gender bias, and it creates space to support the children caught in the middle.

Jonathan’s House was set up to support male victims of domestic abuse. I believe the reason we’ve made progress is simple: we just get on with the work. We’re not interested in the politics or the drama. We value relationships over arguments, and we’ll work with anyone who shares our heart to make sure the men and children we support get the best care possible.

If you’d like to know more about what we do — or if you feel drawn to help, whether that’s by joining the team or supporting us in other ways — please feel free to reach out. We’d love to connect. Please email our office at office@jonathanshouse.org.uk

10/09/2025

I am just sat in my living room, getting ready for the 40 minute drive to our new Helpline office in Maesteg. I am sat here feeling incredibly thankful, because two years ago when I set off with this crazy idea of helping guys like me, I never for a second thought one day I would need a big office getting ready to answer calls. Even more I think back to June 2020, I was homeless and I was sleeping in a church and I remember thinking is this all that my life was, I was still not being allowed to see my daughter, I was still trying to heal after being in an abusive marriage for 11 years and I couldn't see any light at all, so I made another attempt to committ su***de. Thankfully someone walked in just at the right time. And the healing process continued. Now here I am about to go to our new office to hear from other men who maybe walking the same walk I used to walk. And it is extremely humbling. On this day of all days, to all of those people who are getting ready to work on their helplines, in the words of the film Hacksaw Ridge, "help me to save just one more if I can."

Well done to all of you.