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Rugby League Cares was established in the aftermath of the death of Great Britain hooker Terry Newton: Terry tragically took his own life in 2010 at the age of just 31. Since then we have gone on to help many current and former players who have been suffering poor mental health and remain committed to […]
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Rugby League Cares is joining forces with Rugby League World Cup 2021 and Movember to equip the sport’s communities with the skills and techniques needed to enjoy good mental wellbeing. The partnership builds on the success of the charity’s Offload programme, which over the last three years has established a proven track record in not […]
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Tomorrow (Thursday September 10) is World Suicide Prevention Day when Rugby League Cares will be working with other charities and agencies to raise awareness of the support that’s always available for anyone suffering poor mental health. Figures released last week by the Office for National Statistics show that suicide rates in the UK are at […]
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Rugby League Cares has teamed up with the mental health charity Mind to produce a series of online workshops designed to help Rugby League fans tackle the challenges created by ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Social distancing restrictions, the furlough scheme, health concerns and employment issues are all continuing to impact on members of the Rugby League […]
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Rugby League Cares, Rugby League World Cup 2021 and the Rugby Football League are teaming up to support junior players at amateur clubs across the UK who have been struggling with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The cancellation of matches and training, restrictions on movement and social distancing measures introduced during the lockdown have […]
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