Abandofbrothers CEO Conroy Harris speaks at the Oxford Abob community Homecoming.
ABOB Oxford Homecoming 2024 – Conroy Harris CEO Speech
Reece Pallatao is a young man from Cornwall’s abob group. Here he tells Cornwall Live that joining abandofbrothers saved his life.
A call saved my life the day I was ready to kill myself
Cornwall Live interview two men from our Falmouth community, explaining how the support from the communities in Cornwall Falmouth & Penzance.
‘A Band of Brothers gave me the strength to face my emotions’ – Cornwall Live
For International Men’s Day, two of our men put together the following video, to raise awareness of support available to young men.
A Band Of Brothers Cornwall, embracing International Men’s day. Poem read by our very own Nigel lynch, this poem was written by Joyce Sutphen and is entitled “This body”. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL VIDEO
On Saturday Nov 25th, men from A Band Of Brothers Cornwall worked together on a community day at Butterfly Woods near Helston.
The woods and work are in honour of David Hawke-Treneer, who ended his life by suicide in 2013. David’s parents bought this small area of abandoned private woodland and have transformed it into a place of tranquillity and healing.It’s available for local schools and mental well-being groups.The day was spent painting a long fence, assembling a shed and laying gravel on a pathway.
ABoB Portsmouth completes its first Quest for Community programme!
We are very pleased to have completed our first Quest for Community programme. It was a fitting celebration as we honoured the achievements and journey of both the young and older men, alongside our brothers from the Brighton and Crawley communities. It also marked another significant step in our journey as an ABoB community, giving us more confidence as we … Read More
A Journey to Manhood – The Bristol Magazine features abandofbrothers
We are proud to have been featured in the Bristol Magazine this month. A great opportunity to hear from Hugh Newton, our Head of Programmes and Training, about how we create lasting community and have continued to suppoort young men throughout the current lockdown. The full article can be read here.