State of Mind Sport is a charity that harnesses the power of sport to promote POSITIVE mental health among our sportsmen and women, fans and wider communities, and ultimately to prevent suicide.
We raise awareness of the issues surrounding mental health and well being and deliver EDUCATION on the subject to all levels of sport, business, education and community groups.
We SIGNPOST individuals to where they can receive care and support in their area.
First established in UK Super League in 2011, State of Mind Sport is now a much-loved national charity and international movement delivering its MESSAGE across rugby league, rugby union, multiple other sports, age groups and territories.
Widnes Vikings Extra Time Group member and comedian Ste Lomas is performing and raising fund for the group this Friday night
Disability Awareness Day (“DAD”) is the world’s largest ‘not for profit’ voluntary-led disability exhibition, held annually in a huge tented village within the grounds of Walton Hall Gardens in Warrington today.
The Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey (APMS) series provides data on the prevalence of both treated and untreated psychiatric disorder in the English adult population (aged 16 and over).
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Offload hailed as a sporting success story by major academic study
Tomorrow is World Mental Health Day, a day when Rugby League Cares is proud to celebrate all the work the charity is doing to improve the mental fitness, health and wellbeing of people in Rugby League communities everywhere.
Today marks the two year anniversary since we broke a Guinness World Record at the Halliwell Jones with the North West Boroughs Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and our colleague at Offload
As a former footballer I am aware of the pressures of professional sporting life and the toll they can take on a person’s mental health. I fully support the State of Mind programme and hope it can raise awareness amongst players, coaches and fans of rugby league and the wider community and help people to think about their and others wellbeing.
I am fully supportive of the State of Mind campaign. Mental health issues need to be addressed and doing it through sport should raise the profile of this worthy cause.
I think the State of Mind campaign is hugely important. Mental Health issues need to be addressed so talk to someone if you’re not feeling right, it took me years to find the courage but it has been the best thing I have ever done for myself & my family
