21/11/2024
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Bouncing Back - Giving Mental Health a Sporting Chance
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Suicide is the biggest killer of men aged 18-40, also the average age range of sporting club members.
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FREE Mental Health program for sporting clubs
Su***de is the biggest killer of men aged 18-40, also the average age range of sporting club members. Richmond Wellbeing has partnered with the Western Australian Mental Health Commission to give men’s mental health a sporting chance, through Bouncing Back, our free, four-part mental health awareness training program.
Bouncing Back - Giving Mental Health a Sporting Chance, was developed with the support of the Kalamunda Cricket Club Inc. We’d love for your club to become a program partner. Mental health awareness is such a serious issue for men and this program will potentially save lives, improve their mental health and have many flow-on effects for our friends, families and the wider community.
Message us now to find out more.
