AT: We want to work in the opposite way to the league charity, and that means targeting grass-roots clubs first, then approaching Championship and Premiership clubs down the line. We want to raise awareness of mental health problems in grass-roots rugby, by going into the clubs and speaking to them directly, and educate people about what steps are available to take. It’s also important for people to understand the importance of staying mentally fit, as well as physically fit – this isn’t just for people who are suffering from depression. We’re not trained counsellors or doctors, but if anyone needs any information we can advise them on how to get help. We want to get out and present to as many clubs as we can, but we won’t take up a lot of people’s time. We’re just talking about a 25-minute chat before or after training, and then we’ll give people handouts to take away.