Bulldogs tackle mental health for ‘Be Brave Round’

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs will play host to ‘Be Brave Round’ for the club’s upcoming home fixture against the Cronulla Sutherland Sharks this Saturday, July 2 at CommBank Stadium.

Presented by principal community partner Kia, ‘Be Brave Round’ is focused on raising awareness around mental health and highlighting various support networks within the community for those who may need additional support.

Bulldog’s captain Josh Jackson, Josh Addo-Carr, Raymond Faitala-Mariner and Tevita Pangai Junior sat down this week to reflect on the stigma surrounding mental health. The players opened up about their lifestyles and habits they have implemented to lead both, a healthier physical and mentally way of life.

The Bulldogs encourage all Members and fans to get behind this cause and continue to look after their friends and family.

If you have been dealing with mental health issues for more than two weeks, consider booking an appointment with your GP.

Lifeline Australia provides a free 24/7 telephone and online crisis support hotline which is accessible on Ph: 13 11 14