Photo left to right – Greg Roussell, Josh Yates, Paul Yates, Johnny Lang and Greg Sylvester Paul Yates, who is suffering from a brain tumour, greatly appreciated a visit from the Men of League Foundation’s Gold Coast committee members Greg ...
Read more...Recently, Men of League Foundation Queensland Wellbeing Manager Mark Bunting had the privilege of attending the St Thomas More College Sunnybank school assembly as a special guest, where their First XIII rugby league side presented him with a cheque for $600.00.
Read more...Men of League Foundation Wellbeing Officers Fred Jackson (Northern Sydney Committee) and Warren Thompson (Sydney Metro Committee) were very pleased to see John McDonnell in good spirits and recovering well at home after recently suffering a stroke.
Read more...Our long term wellbeing recipient Mary Durose joined the Melbourne Men of League Foundation Committee for lunch at the AMMI Park coffee shop to help celebrate her 80th Birthday.
Read more...The many friends of Tom Mooney will be happy to learn that Tom is improving after 47 days in an Intensive Care Unit.
Read more...Colin Beath has been going through a difficult time with health issues over the past few years. The Men of League Foundation visit Colin regularly and it was good to catch up with our friend again recently.
Read more...Our Toowoomba Region Committee Wellbeing Officer Andrew O’Brien made a special visit to Dee Stevens recently.
Read more...On Friday 4 May, Lee Ferrier was presented with a Royal Rehab Achievement Award at the Ryde Sports Foundation Annual Awards Dinner at Ryde Eastwood Leagues Club.
Read more...The Men of League Foundation has celebrated surpassing $100,000 of funding distributed to members of the rugby league community between January and April of 2018.
Read more...Central Coast Committee members, Don Parish, Les Pearce and Dennis Tomsett visited Phil Gormley at his home in Bias Retirement Village in Bateau Bay following his discharge from Gosford Private Hospital. Phil was admitted to hospital due to problems associated ...
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