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Kate lands role as Ossett United’s mental health champion

OSSETT United have taken the step of appointing their first Mental Health Champion.
Kate lands

By Joe Acklam

TEAM PLAYER: Kate Hennigan with Ossett’s players
PICTURE: JonHuntPhotography

OSSETT United have taken the step of appointing their first Mental Health Champion.
Kate Hennighan, who has been involved with the club for over two years, is a rehabilitation therapist for the NHS and has been trained as a Mental Health Champion and fulfills the role for her work colleagues.
Hennighan will work with the first team, u18s, and women’s side of the Northern Premier League Division One East outfit.
Hennighan said of her work: “Being involved at the club, you could see different signs an...

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