Work in Process is a Community Interest Company (CIC).

A Community Interest Company is a form of social enterprise intended to carry out activities for the benefit of the community and operate in a not for profit capacity. 

Our purpose is to create a space for men to talk, learn and grow together to find their Purpose, in Allyship with women.

"Work in process" is more than a manufacturing term — it's a metaphor for the human experience. Traditionally, it refers to partially finished goods still on the journey from raw material to polished product. But in our case, the goods are the people. The raw materials are what lie dormant within — our emotions, our wounds, our dreams, our histories. And the finished product? That is our Purpose, our healing, our becoming.

Our aim, isn’t about fixing anyone. It’s about making space — raw, unscripted unfiltered, uncut, intentional space — for men to remember that they are not alone in their process. That we are all, in our own time, crafting something greater than what we started with

By creating spaces to speak, we’re helping men find their footing. To sit with their stories. To access the emotional tools they may not have had words for. To reconnect with the "self" behind the mask they’ve worn for too long. And most importantly, to walk beside one another in that process.

But healing can’t happen in isolation. Growth doesn’t bloom in echo chambers. So we’re also building mixed spaces — circles where men and women come together, not in opposition, but in allyship. Here, understanding is the currency. Empathy is the bridge. In these shared spaces, we challenge the scripts we’ve inherited and write a new one — one that speaks of partnership, not power.

"Suicide is the biggest killer of people under the age of 35 and the biggest killer of men under the age of 50.

There is a social pressure and narrative that men face to "man up" or "tough it out." The stigma of men speaking out is that it is seen as a form of weakness or not "manly." Men, feeling depression and anxiety or any other mental health illness is not unusual. "

Men feeling anxiety, depression, or emotional pain is not weakness — it is being human. It is time to name the stigma, break the silence, and normalize vulnerability as a form of strength.

Our goal is simple, but profound:

To create a world where men can speak without shame.
To invite women into the conversation as allies in our evolution.
To build a community where the work in process is not hidden — it is honoured.

Please see our future plans and activities below to learn more about where we’re heading — and how you might walk with us.