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
Some of Rugby League’s biggest stars are opening up about their own experiences tackling issues around mental fitness in an exciting new initiative from Rugby League Cares.
Rugby League is coming together like never before to preserve and enhance the mental and physical fitness of players, coaches, fans, match officials and administrators during the Coronavirus pandemic.
State of Mind know that maintaining your mental fitness during the current Coronavirus pandemic is going to crucial for lots of people
Offload is coming to St Helens with Rugby League Cares and Saints Community Development Foundation (SCDF).
Offload is coming to St Helens with Rugby League Cares and Saints Community Development Foundation (SCDF).
Gangs, grief and fighting all played their part in Tui Lolohea’s life growing up in a tough part of Auckland.
As an independent charity, we act in the best interests of every section of Rugby League, from the children passing a ball for the first time at junior clubs, through to the heroes who thrill crowds and TV audiences on a weekly basis, and on to the legends of yesteryear, whose exploits are woven into…