Registered Charity Number: 1128464
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Team Talk
Sometimes we all need a little support.
Does anyone ever listen to you?
Fancy a Team Talk?
We are here to help.
Team Talk is Lincoln City Foundation’s mental health programme for people aged over 16. We provide safe spaces and physical activity sessions to help break down the barriers that prevent people asking for help, whilst also offering a network of social support.
Sadly, suicide is on the rise...
We need to reverse this devastating pattern.
We are here to help you when you are ready. Do not struggle alone.
Sessions
Monday
Andy’s Man Club
LNER Stadium
7-9 pm
FREE
We are talking groups for men because you’ve either been through a storm, are currently going through a storm or have a storm brewing in your life
Thursday
Team Talk Football
LNER Stadium
1:00-2:00pm
£2 per session
An opportunity for men to come together and have a kick about – please note that studded boots are not permitted at this session
Tuesday
Team Talk Football
LNER Stadium
7:00-8:00pm
£3 per session
An opportunity for men to come together and have a kick about after work– please note that studded boots are not permitted at this session
Thursday
Unmasked Mental Health
LNER Stadium
7-9 pm
FREE
Peer to peer support group for men and women age 16+
Removing the stigma of mental health one mask at a time
For more information, please fill in the form below and take that first step to join us. Once we have received your details, a member of the team will contact you to see how we can help. Alternatively, you can email us directly via teamtalk@lincolncityfoundation.co.uk. Ian Johns (you can find him on About – Our Team), is available to speak to on 07305 095690. Please note that this is not a helpline but a way to check in and gather more information about our project.
Foundation email and phones are monitored between 9 am-5 pm Monday to Friday. If you need a more urgent response, don' be afraid to call: 116 123 or find national support here: Samaritans | Every life lost to suicide is a tragedy | Here to listen.
For local advice and more useful information please use the links below.