Nottingham Forest supports men's mental health with new initiative
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 13, 2026, 7:04 AM
Last updated Nov 13, 2026

Nottingham Forest has launched a mental health initiative at their City Ground stadium aimed at supporting fans. Located in the lower John Robertson Stand, a QR code links attendees to the charity Say It Lad, allowing them to listen to and share anonymous voice notes about mental health. Colin Eley of the Nottingham Forest Foundation emphasized the goal of reducing feelings of isolation among fans facing mental health challenges. This program complements existing support efforts such as the Tricky to Talk Matchday Hub.
- •Initiative located in the lower John Robertson Stand at City Ground
- •Fans can access Say It Lad's website via a QR code
- •Voice notes allow anonymous sharing of mental health experiences
- •Colin Eley aims to reduce isolation among fans
- •Program expands on previous mental health support efforts by the club
- 7:04 AMYahoo Sports — Football club backs men's mental health initiative
"A charity is reaching out to fans in the stands to provide support to anyone who needs it.
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