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‘For Men To Talk’ CEO Luke Newman returns from Eleventh Humanitarian Trip to Kenya.
Luke Newman, CEO of 'For Men To Talk' and a resident of Potton, Bedfordshire, has returned from his eleventh humanitarian trip to Nakuru, Kenya, where he spent time supporting local children, families, teachers and community projects. Nakuru County has an estimated population of more than 2.1 million people and is home to 43 tribes. While the area continues to develop, around 50–60% of residents still live in low-income settlements with...
‘For Men To Talk’ CEO Luke Newman delivers two presentations during Mental Health Awareness Week
Mental Health Awareness Week (11 – 17 May 2026) encourages people to take action to support good mental health. Even small actions can make a difference. A conversation, a listening ear, or sharing experiences can help people feel less alone and more hopeful. During...
How to listen and communicate non-judgementally with someone who is self-harming
When someone tells you they are self-harming, it can be overwhelming. It’s normal to feel shocked, scared, or upset. But the most important thing you can do is listen and communicate without judgment. Here are some tips to help you support someone in this situation....
‘For Men To Talk’ invited to Ampthill Mayor’s Civic Service
‘For Men To Talk’ CEO Luke Newman was honoured to attend the Civic Service for the Mayor of Ampthill, Councillor Stephen Addy, at St Andrew’s Church on Sunday 10 May 2026. The special service brought together local leaders, charities, volunteers, and community groups...