For Men

Stronger Minds, Better Routines, Real Brotherhood.

Seniorman supports men through movement, connection, and practical wellbeing guidance.

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34Active Members | Launched June 1, 2026

Weekly Sessions PlanFREE FOR ALL MEN

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The Reality

Men's mental health

Immigrant men are three times less likely to seek mental health support than UK-born men. Cultural stigma, language barriers, and loss of identity keep them silent.

Our Response

Private

Anonymous Access - No Labels, No Pressure

A private entry path into support so men can engage entirely on their own terms. No referrals, no forms, no judgement - just a door that is always open.

The Reality

Isolation and belonging

68%

Of migrant men report having no close male friendships in the UK. The loss of brotherhood networks is a major wellbeing risk for immigrant men.

Our Response

Football

Weekly Football and Brotherhood Sessions

Structured group activity every week that rebuilds male bonds, restores routine, and creates genuine belonging on and off the pitch.

The Reality

Depression and anxiety

1 in 3

Migrant men experience depression or anxiety within five years of arriving in the UK, yet remain among the least likely groups to access formal support.

Our Response

Barbing

Workshops, Barbing Days and Peer Support

Practical wellbeing tools rooted in cultural familiarity. Barbing community days restore dignity and connection. Workshops build real-life confidence.

The Reality

Work and financial stress

40%

Migrant men are more likely to be in insecure or low-paid work, compounding stress and increasing the risk of male mental health crises.

Our Response

Digital

Digital Platform and WhatsApp Peer Network

Always-on support between sessions, connecting men to resources, peer ambassadors, and each other in a way that fits real working patterns.

What We Deliver

Programme model

50+

Every programme is designed to reduce isolation, improve wellbeing, and keep men connected through practical weekly support.

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Support

Football, Barbing, Workshops, and Peer Support

Anonymous participation is available for men who need a private entry path into support. Classical structure. Practical impact. Brotherhood first.

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Team

People Behind The Work

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Oluwagbemiga Ogunmoye

Founder & Community Lead

A Derby-based Yoruba British community builder leading Seniorman with a clear focus on dignity, belonging, physical activity, and early wel...

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Adewale Thompson

Operations Director

Builds reliable community pathways between volunteers, health partners, local venues, and men who need a warm first point of contact.

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Olumide Davies

Volunteer & Ambassador Lead

Coordinates ambassadors and peer mentors so new members are welcomed, followed up, and encouraged into steady weekly participation.

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Latest Community Insight

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Kels and the Culture — Why We Named Our AI After a Footballer

09 Jun 2026 | Femi Ogunmoye

Discover why Seniorman Network named its AI wellbeing assistant after Kelechi Iheanacho, and how cultural relevance builds trust in community health...

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How to Get the Most Out of Seniorman Kels — A Practical Guide

09 Jun 2026 | Femi Ogunmoye

Kels is simple to use — but like any tool, you get more out of it when you know how to use it well. Here's a practical guide for getting started, whe...

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AI and Men's Wellbeing: Why Technology Could Be the Key to Getting Men to Talk

09 Jun 2026 | Femi Ogunmoye

Three out of four suicides in the UK are men. Digital tools—especially AI—offer a low-friction, culturally sensitive way to start conversations that...

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