The campaign encourages people to attend Friday Kicks sporting events in their areas

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The campaign encourages people to attend Friday Kicks sporting events in their areas

Pictured l-r: Station Manager, Shaun Smith, with Joe Goude, CEO of Stevenage FC Foundation, Academy and First Team players, GTR's Laura Campbell and Jorden Gibson, Stevenage FC Academy Manager
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Stevenage FC and Thameslink are encouraging youngsters to attend sporting events in their area - helping to combat mental health issues. More images below.

Stevenage FC and Thameslink team up to support young people in new ‘Don’t Tackle it Alone’ campaign

To combat the mental health crisis following the pandemic, Thameslink is strengthening its partnership with Stevenage FC to support young people in the community The campaign encourages people to attend Friday Kicks sporting events in their areas The scheme offers the younger generation a support network and safe place to meet
Thameslink and Stevenage FC have joined forces to promote positive

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