This research gives voice to men who were sexually abused as children or adolescents about their participation in a mutual aid group. The aim of this article is to document the men’s appreciation of this form of support. Their stories show the crucial nature of the relationships forged between the members of their group and the mutual support given and received, as well as the many positive outcomes in several dimensions of their lives. This model shows promise in services for male victims of childhood sexual abuse. These results underline the importance of building on the needs of each member, speaking up, using mutual support, valuing strengths, and co-constructing a group process that ensures change.