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'This group will really benefit a lot of men'

A new online group has been created to help gay and bisexual men across Wales.

Jake Devline-Reed, who appeared on BBC Three programme I Kissed a Boy, has teamed up with the mental health hub Helpu to launch it.

Jake, from Swansea, was bullied at school and said the group will be "really beneficial" for a lot of men providing a "safe space" to talk about their concerns.

It comes after recent ONS figures showed LGBT people are more at risk of self-harm and suicide than heterosexual people.

Video edited by Erin Lister