Clubs taking a step towards inclusion

Mental illness is the most common health issue in young people, with 75% of mental illness having its onset before the age of 25. (Kessler et al., 2005)

Sporting clubs are a place of connection for many of us, particularly young people. These clubs have recently taken a big step towards inclusion, supporting their team mates and reducing the stigma around seeking help.

Knight Frank Northern Hawks Netball Club
OHA Football Club “The Ships”
Lauderdale Football Club
Kingston Tigers Football
St Virgils Old Scholars Football Club

If your club would like to book in a session across the state get in touch via email – staychatty@reltas.com.au

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Clubs taking a step towards inclusion