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EflCLUBS SUPPORT HEADS UP CAMPAIGN

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By Tom Blackett
Eflclubs have given their backing to Heads Up, the football-focused mental health campaign, following an address by the The Duke of Cambridge at Thursday’s Eflclub meeting.
The key principles of the Heads Up campaign are aligned with work that is already well underway through the EFL’s ground-breaking charity partnership with Mind, which began in 2018 and aims to improve the nation’s mental health and well-being.
Eflclubs will now join the wider football family in supporting Heads Up in February 2020 to raise awareness and encourage conversation around ...

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