Player Advocates

These players have committed to lending their voice and profile to our State of Mind and Voice Against Violence programs.

After thorough training and guidance from our expert partners, these current players have put themselves forward to amplify awareness of mental health and violence prevention among grassroots Rugby League clubs.

Christian Welch

Christian Welch

"Rugby League is a pillar which brings people together"

Dale Copley

Dale Copley

"I enjoy shining a light on key issues that face our society today"

Daniel Alvaro

Daniel Alvaro

“These are important initiatives to promote and be a part of"

David Gower

David Gower

"We as players can be the voice for the many who remain silent"

Simaima Taufa

Simaima Taufa

"I believe we can make a difference in an individual life or an entire community"

Angus Crichton

Angus Crichton

"It's normal to go through tough times, everyone does"

Dale Finucane

Dale Finucane

"Talk to someone and don't go through it alone"

Dane Gagai

Dane Gagai

"If you've got someone you can talk to, just talk to them"

Darius Boyd

Darius Boyd

"Our profiles can help young people learn key messages at an early age"

Hymel Hunt

Hymel Hunt

"I can use my platform to further educate my peers and the wider community on this important issue"

Joel Thompson

Joel Thompson

"I’ve always been involved and would like to continue my support"

Michael Morgan

Michael Morgan

"As I have a genuine interest, I think my profile can help"

Paul Momirovski

Paul Momirovski

"There is help available and it's okay to talk about your issues"

Sam Bremner

Sam Bremner

"I want to give others the opportunity to do better and be better"

Siliva Havili

Siliva Havili

"Being an advocate gives me a chance to influence the community"

Tariq Sims

Tariq Sims

"I want to help prevent violence and help people speak out"

Wayde Egan

Wayde Egan

"I'd like to make a difference in other people's lives"

Aiden Tolman

Aiden Tolman

"Everyone should be able to live free of violence and feel safe in our community"

Alex Glenn

Alex Glenn

"I want to give back and help push positive movement with the NRL"

Braidon Burns

Braidon Burns

"We should never turn a blind eye to domestic or family violence"

Dale Copley

Dale Copley

"I enjoy shining a light on key issues that face our society today"

David Klemmer

David Klemmer

"We need to stand together to address this important issue in our communities"

Jake Granville

Jake Granville

"It is important for everyone to be treated with respect"

Joseph Tapine

Joseph Tapine

"I want to make a change for the better"

Josh Aloiai

Josh Aloiai

"There should be zero tolerance for violence within the game and the community"

Kezie Apps

Kezie Apps

There shouldn’t be any violence against women or children, period."

Kyle Flanagan

Kyle Flanagan

"The NRL has a big influence on the community and we need to use that in a positive manner"

Max King

Max King

"I've always been passionate about being a role model in my community"

Maddison Studdon

Maddison Studdon

"I look forward to working with men, women and children across the country"

Ryan Matterson

Ryan Matterson

"It is important to show young men that violence is never the answer"

Acknowledgement of Country

National Rugby League respects and honours the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.

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