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Support ‘For Men To Talk’ with the Co-op Local Community Fund
‘For Men To Talk’ has been part of the Co-op Local Community Fund since October 2025, and the support so far has been amazing. Already, 586 Co-op members have chosen ‘For Men To Talk’ as their local cause. This means real funding going directly into local men’s mental health support. The Co-op Local Community Fund helps projects that members care about. Across the UK, the Co-op works in partnership with thousands of community groups each year,...
Supporting men in trades: A conversation that matters at Howdens Biggleswade
On Tuesday 9 September 2025, Howdens Biggleswade will celebrate their branch birthday with a very special guest—Luke Newman, founder of 'For Men To Talk'. From 9am to 3pm, customers will have the chance to meet Luke, talk with him, and learn more about the work he’s...
‘For Men To Talk’ facilitator, Kenny-Joe Witney, shortlisted at the BBC Three Counties Make a Difference Awards
“Kenny-Joe is one of the most selfless, passionate and dedicated people I know. His support for men’s mental health and autism is inspiring to us all.” – Luke Newman, Founder of 'For Men To Talk'. We are thrilled to share some amazing news from 'For Men To Talk'. Our...
Kleptomania and its impact on men
Kleptomania, a lesser-known impulse control disorder, transcends gender boundaries, affecting both men and women. However, societal expectations often lead to the underreporting and stigmatisation of male kleptomaniacs. In this blog post, we delve into the nuances of...