Team Talk – Football
The Team Talk – Football programme provides adult mental wellbeing support in Glasgow through football. Every Monday from 6pm to 8pm at Ibrox Community Complex, men and women can attend free sessions to improve their physical and mental wellbeing. The programme is delivered by the Rangers Charity Foundation and funded by UNIBET, ensuring all sessions are free and inclusive.
Sessions include football games for all levels on the Ibrox Community Complex astroturf pitch (directly across the road from Ibrox Stadium), followed by the chance afterwards to join a wellbeing discussion space to talk about any personal challenges with peers and coaches in a safe environment. Free tea and coffee is available for all attendees.
Programme Benefits
Football provides a natural way to improve mental wellbeing in Glasgow. By combining physical activity with peer support, participants can boost confidence, develop social connections, and improve overall health. The programme also complements the weekly virtual Team Talk sessions, which continue every Wednesday evening.
Jordan Boyd, Community Programmes Manager at the Rangers Charity Foundation said:
“We recognise the role football can play in bringing people together and helping people with their health and wellbeing.”
Getting Involved
Team Talk – Football is open to adults across Glasgow. To register your interest, email rangerscharity@rangers.co.uk. Sessions run every Monday from 7–9pm at the Ibrox Community Complex.
