Ben Phillips
I’m a man wanting to utilise every skill I have and my wealth of experience to make a difference in all spheres of my life – as a husband, a father, an employee, a friend, and an active member of communities (e.g. geographic, church, and ABandOfBrothers charity). I have a passion for creating nourishing spaces where people can flourish and become … Read More
Peter Barden
Peter is a community builder, advocate, and speaker based in Bristol. A dedicated mentor with abandofbrothers for over seven years, he has supported young men through transformative rites of passage and mentorship programmes, helping them develop, contribute, and reintegrate into society. He has played a role in fostering strong, purpose-driven communities and expanding the reach of ABOB’s mission. He leads … Read More
Thurstan Crockett
Thurstan Crockett, 58, Regional Lead for the South West. How did you know about abob? I was living in Brighton at the time and there was a very active Super Dads group that I was involved in. We dads would support our children at primary schools, as there weren’t many men around. Ali Mayor who set up Super Dads suggested … Read More
Rose Rouse
I have been passionately managing PR and press for abandofbrothers since 2012. I have always had inordinate faith in their ability to transform the lives of other men, particularly young men who have had ‘hurt’ lives and channelled all of that ‘hurt’ energy into more pain for themselves and others. Abandofbrothers has been featured on Woman’s Hour, in the Telegraph … Read More
Dan Hartley
Dan joined abandofbrothers in 2008 and was influential in initiating the first ‘Quest’ for young men. With over 10 years experience of frontline youth work, primarily within the Youth Justice and Leaving Care sectors in London and Sussex, Dan continues to play a key role in the growth and development of the Charity. Time and again, he has witnessed how … Read More
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