This weekend, Football League clubs will be showing their support to the Heads Up campaign with the aim to encourage and inform us of how we can kick off a conversation about mental health.
🗣 #NFFC are proud to be joining all other @EFL clubs in the #HeadsUp weekend!
— Nottingham Forest FC (@NFFC) February 8, 2020
The 'Heads Up' t-shirts will be worn during the warm-up and the logo will feature on the match-shirt sleeve!#KickOffAConversation pic.twitter.com/vBjjR7B3BO
The charity Mind, claims that only 1 in 3 football fans feel comfortable talking about mental health and are embracing and supporting the #HeadsUp campaign as well as providing their own tips on how we can start the conversation and make make more people feel comfortable and confident to talk about it.
This weekend will see many Football League clubs display the #HeadsUp logo on their training and match shirts to show their support to the campaign, as well as various managers and players taking part in interviews and videos where they’ve given their thoughts and support.
"Just something simple as speaking has a massive impact on mental health."
— Heads Together (@heads_together) February 8, 2020
Ahead of the #HeadsUp Weekends, we caught up with @CPFC winger @androstownsend and spoke about why we should all #KickOffAConversation. Good luck today Andros!https://t.co/p81Y608xbA pic.twitter.com/L1N0Slffdh
As part of the #HeadsUp campaign, @kensingtonroyal joined @andros_townsend, @t_deeney, @mctominay10, @daRealAkinfenwa and @kelly_smith10 for a game of Jenga – with a difference.
— Heads Together (@heads_together) February 7, 2020
Join us by using #KickOffAConversation or visit https://t.co/p81Y608xbA for more information. pic.twitter.com/qzxX0J6Ipn
If you would like to find out more information on how you can #KickOffAConversation, you can do so by visiting headstogether.org.uk/heads-up.
