While millions of British football fans merely sat watching World Cup matches on television during the summer, a team of amateur players with mental health problems from Birmingham and Solihull actually played in Germany. They took part in a mini-football tournament in Frankfurt, At which they were pitted against a german mental health team. banners were exchanged in a symbolic bid to break down barriers. the event was sponsored by shift, the government campaign created to fight stigma and discrimination, and was organised by consultant nurse Cheryl Kipping
Mental Health Practice. 10, 1, 30-30. doi: 10.7748/mhp.10.1.30.s36
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