Sport in Mind June Timetable

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Wales Mental Health Activity Sessions

This month’s timetable is now available, detailing free mental health activity sessions across Wales. These sessions are open to anyone 17+ experiencing mental health challenges and carers, with no booking or referral required.

New sessions have launched in Caerphilly, Cardiff, and Llantwit Fardre, including:

Walking Rugby (Fridays, Caerphilly – in partnership with The Dragons RFC)
Badminton (Wednesdays in Caerphilly, Tuesdays in Cardiff)
Men’s Circuits & Pickleball (Mondays & Tuesdays, Llantwit Fardre – in partnership with Marauders Men’s Health)

All sessions are led by qualified instructors, with equipment provided. Carers, friends, and family are welcome to accompany participants for the first few sessions.

For full details, access the Activity Map here and complete the participant form before attending.

Sport in Mind Wales Timetable – June2025 (2).pdf

Sport in Mind Wales Timetable – June2025 (Welsh) (2).pdf

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