Usually it's feminists who make big requests for tax payed social programs, but I think that a universal basic income would hugely help men and should be seriously considered by MRAs.

The universal basic income, which is the idea of giving 1000 dollar per month to every adult is not an utopia, it has been already done succesfully in Alaska for 37 years with smaller imports.

Men without an income struggle more than women, who unsurprisingly have a much easier time finding support in today society. Men who struggle financially are more likely to commit suicide, become homeless and being incarcerated. They are also much more likely to be forced to take hard, risky jobs.

This not to mention that many good paying jobs held disproportionately by men (like truck driving) are going to be automated in about 10 years from now, and doing something to help who will lose his job is mandatory even just to avoid a revolution.

For anyone interested in a detailed discussion about the idea, presidential candidate and ex enterpreneur Andrew Yang talks about it with Joe Rogan in his podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTsEzmFamZ8&t=1150s