Under Kevlaret is a non-profit organization that supports guys. They create a place where guys can talk about things that are difficult (or just unusual) to share with friends and family. Their goal is for boys and men to find it easier to put their feelings into words, ask for help when they need it and simply feel better. They do this through coaching, lectures, an online Facebook group and an online chat.

According to Mindwise.org, nearly 1 in 10 men experience depression and anxiety: According to a poll of 21,000 American men by researchers at the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS), nearly one in ten men reported experiencing some form of depression or anxiety, but less than half sought treatment. Men die by suicide 3.5x more often than women: Men experience a higher rate suicide than women. With so few men reaching out for help or support, and instead suffering in silence, this may be one reason why men face a higher suicide rate. Forty-nine percent of men feel more depressed than they admit to the people in their life: A Today Show commissioned survey of more than 1,000 men revealed the truth that many assume. Men are much less likely to voice struggles with mental illness, and even thoughts of suicide.

So far, Under Kevlaret has lectured to over 14,000 young people and supported thousands of guys in their support chat. They've collected lots of stories, insights and lessons about what boys' and young men's everyday lives look like. Despite thousands of conversations with boys and young men, it has been difficult to draw clear conclusions about how boys actually feel in Sweden. And to be able to support them in the best way over a long period of time, this is something they really need to know. Boys' health is also something that Sweden and the whole world need to talk more about and take greater responsibility for.