Societal expectations are implicit rules that govern one's beliefs and reactions in a manner considered acceptable by society. Often, these expectations shape how men and boys perceive and express their masculinity. A significant portion of violence originates from cultural norms, and we believe that challenging these ingrained beliefs requires individual change.

Many individuals, particularly men, view asking for help or expressing vulnerability as a sign of weakness. However, we emphasize that seeking support is not a source of shame; instead, it showcases strength. In our Men's Mental Health Workshop, we teach men how to seek help and cultivate empathy. We firmly believe that everyone must be engaged in this transformative process, which is why we bring men together to access the resources and support they need to become better partners at home. Our program actively involves older men as part of the solution, promoting a collective effort to redefine masculinity and foster healthier relationships.