WAGGA businesses are getting behind a men's mental health movement locally that has been taking strides towards getting men to get out and about and socialise.
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A free community breakfast event was held on Saturday morning at Wagga Beacj by Grab Life By The Balls, a men's group which aims to encourage men of all ages to get outside of their bubbles, get some fresh air and mingle.
The event also garnered the support of Vino and Vinyl, who contributed a morning of music and Pastorale by Meccanico who helped cook the sausage sandwiches at the breakfast.
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Blake Street Meats and Wagga Fruit Supply also made their own generous contributions.
Grab Life By The Balls founder Sam Parker launched the movement in Wagga earlier this year after relocating to the city temporarily and seeing a need for a group which gave local men the opportunity to meet up with other men regularly without having to pay for membership.
Since its launch in Wagga, the group has been slowly building traction among locals.
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