Wolves and Wolves Foundation will build on the first-year success of Together Against Suicide after securing funding from the Premier League to continue the programme for a further season.

Wolverhampton Wanderers and the Wolves Foundation have secured funding from the Premier League to extend their mental health initiative, Together Against Suicide, for a second season. Ahead of World Mental Health Day, the club reviewed the programme's work raising awareness, providing non-clinical support, and preventing suicide among supporters and the wider community.
The initiative, developed alongside Samaritans, trained dedicated wellbeing stewards at Molineux to assist fans experiencing distress. The renewed funding will establish a Wellbeing Officer role to broaden community training and build upon the club's Head 4 Health framework.
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