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The NRL's State of Mind has been developed in partnership with Lifeline, Kids Helpline, headspace and the Black Dog Institute.
A constant driver of our work is to aim to:
- Use the Game's reach, profile, Clubs and players to reduce stigma around mental illness;
- Increase our participants understanding of mental health;
- Stimulate help seeking behaviours by educating and informing our community with appropriate resources and literature;
- Connect Rugby League communities with our expert partners.
Check out below to keep up to date with the latest from our State of Mind team.
Latest updates
Toongabbie Tigers front and centre in the latest State of Mind campaign
As a State of Mind-recognised club that is actively involved in the mental health space, the Toongabbie Tigers - based in the Parramatta district - were seen as a fitting choice to appear in the latest campaign.
Click here to read more.
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State of Mind program launches in the Northern Territory
In a first for the NRL, Clinton Toopi and Preston Campbell embarked on a 7-day trip around the Pilbara, Karratha and Broome regions of WA to deliver the NRL State of Mind program to local rugby league clubs. This was part of the NRL and WA Government’s commitment to have all grassroots rugby league clubs across the state completed the four-step program.
Read more or watch the video below.
State of Mind Tour - Pilbara, WA
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State of Mind heads to remote WA in landmark trip
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.
