About our deliverers /

The NRL are proud to announce that the following ex-players and current Jillaroos have been appointed as NRL Community Program Deliverers for 2018: 

• Alan Tongue
• Bronson Harrison
• Clinton Toopi
• Dan Hunt
• David Shillington
• Joe Galuvao
• Maddie Studdon
• Matt Ballin
• Nathan Friend
• Nathan Hindmarsh
• Preston Campbell
• Renae Kunst
• Ruan Sims
• Sam Bremner
• Simaima Taufa

Their primary focus is to assist in the delivery of the NRL's State of Mind and Voice Against Violence programs to grassroots rugby league clubs all across Australia.

Our Community Program Deliverers will use their voice to amplify the NRL's programs in the hope of creating positive change for the wider rugby league community.

Over the course of three days, our Community Program Deliverers gathered at Rugby League Central for this year's induction. The group received formal training in the NRL's State of Mind and Voice Against Violence programs, including a Sex and Ethics component led by Rape & Domestic Violence Services Australia, and sessions from our expert partners, headspace and Kids Helpline.

You can read more about this year's induction on NRL.com.

State of Mind

The State of Mind program is a four-step mental health program aimed at grassroots rugby league clubs. The program looks to increase mental health literacy, reduce the stigma around mental illness, start positive conversations and enable connections across communities. Visit the State of Mind to learn more about the program.

Voice Against Violence

The Voice Against Violence program looks to combat domestic violence. The program is aimed at young men in junior rugby league clubs, enabling them to gain a better understanding of what is acceptable within a healthy relationship. Visit the Voice Against Violence to learn more about the program.