28 Not Out - Nigel Owens MBE and Patrick Foster share their mental health journeys with students at Hartpury College as part of an important Max Hunter Fund Programme

28 Not Out - The Max Hunter Fund Help & Advice Page

28 Not Out - The Mintridge Foundation Opens Important Discussions at Writtle College To Mark World Mental Health Day 2022

Patrick Foster and Bobby Copping share their experiences of loneliness with the students at Nescot College during Mental Health Awareness Week #28NOTOUT

“Remember your support network and talk to those around you, as you are never alone on this journey!”

The Mintridge Foundation visit Nescot College to share why mental health matters in a fantastic Max Hunter Fund Programme with Patrick Foster and Bobby Copping #28NOTOUT

“Life always presents its challenges, but it is how you overcome them that defines you." - The Mintridge Foundation visit Brooksby Melton College for a fantastic Max Hunter Fund Programme #28NOTOUT

“Remember your support network and talk to those around you, as you are never alone on this journey!”

The Mintridge Foundation visit Brooksby Melton College to share why mental health matters in a fantastic Max Hunter Fund Programme with Patrick Foster and Stevie Eskinazi #28NOTOUT

#THANKFULTHURSDAY The Sunday Times & The Times

The Sunday Times first learnt of The Mintridge Foundation when our founder, Alex Wallace (nee Paske) was awarded the Sunday Times Sportswoman of the Year - Grassroots award. This was a huge moment for Alex personally (for whom The Mintridge Foundation and the work they do is a passion) and a small charity such as The Mintridge Foundation. Little did she know at the time that this award would lead onto such an incredible partnership.