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HENDON’S OFFER IS MAKING AN IMPACT

Mental health sufferers get in free

By David Richardson
IF Hendon’s free-ticket offer for people struggling with mental health helps one person then the scheme will be worth it, says chairman Simon Lawrence.
The Southern League Premier South side are offering free entry for a third consecutive season to anyone facing depression, loneliness, isolation or any other mental health illness. Lawrence had the idea after the passing of Hendon legend and former Crawley Town boss Dermot Drummy.
“Dermot seemed to be one of those people who was so quick and so sharp that the idea that he wo...

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