International Men’s Day falls on the 19th November, and is dedicated to focussing on a wider range of men’s health issues.
Unfortunately men tend to be more reluctant to seek help or treatment for their mental health struggles and talking about your problems is not really accepted (it’s not a guy thing)
We at Annan Rugby have wanted to become involved in joining Scotland’s Mental Health Charter for Physical Activity and Sport for Clubs and Communities.
So I am delighted to say that I’ve just received an email informing us that we have become a signatory for the aforementioned.
We would like to highlight World Suicide Prevention Day, a most important day with 1 in 3 people struggling with their Mental Health at some point in their lives.
CHRISTMAS FAYRE
Wee date for your diary
Thursday 8th December, 6pm to 8pm
For all your xmas needs! (and raise funds for the club)
NEW YEAR CHALLENGE MATCH
Start the new year with a spot of rugby.
Monday 2nd January up at Violetbank.
Update from Neal Moffat
We here at Annan Rugby are totally committed to The Mental Health and Wellbeing of all our Coaches, Players, Volunteers, and anyone associated with the club.
We would like to highlight World Suicide Prevention Day, a most important day with 1 in 3 people struggling with their Mental Health at some point in their lives.
Training is on all week for all age groups while we have 9 squads/teams in action over the weekend.
WARRIORS QUIZ NIGHT
As part of fundraising this year, the Warriors fundraising/social captains have organised a Quiz Night on Friday 30th September at 17 Bank Street.
We here at Annan Rugby are totally committed to The Mental Health and Wellbeing of all our Coaches, Players, Volunteers, and anyone associated with the club.
We would like to highlight World Suicide Prevention Day, a most important day with 1 in 3 people struggling with their Mental Health at some point in their lives.
After successfully obtaining planning permission to install a play park facility next to the pavilion at Violetbank, Annan Rugby are delighted to announce they have received £9,900 from the National Lottery Community Fund and a further £2,000 from the Scottish Rugby Club Sustainability Fund towards the completion of the project, which is due to commence in the coming weeks.
