Brentford FC are joining the EFL, other clubs and EFL charity partner Mind to collectively mark World Mental Health Day tomorrow, which is Saturday 10 October. Encouraging conversations around our own mental health and that of others has never been more important due to the Covid-19 outbreak and the ‘do one thing’ campaign run by Mind, the EFL's charity partner, aims to inspire people to make one small change or take one action to look after their mental health. See what some familiar faces plan to do.

Brentford FC and its Community Sports Trust have been running an online talk club since March, aimed at Brentford fans and local male residents. The group, with more than 20 members provides a safe hub for men to talk and support each other. There will be a meeting of the group on World Mental Health Day.

Group details: The Talk Club provides a safe hub for men to talk and support each other, open to any male fan or male resident that would benefit from this support group.Session: Walk and Talk through Gunnersbury Park Venue: Gunnersbury Park, Popes Lane, W3 8QL (Meeting in the main car park) Meet Time: 12.00 Walk Start: 12.15 End: 14.00 (approx.) Distance: Less than 5km

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