Former Manly Warringah Sea Eagles forward Larry Maloney, who is recuperating from a broken leg, was delighted to receive a visit from representatives of the Men of League Foundation recently.
Read more...Central Coast Wellbeing Officers Lance Henry, Les Pearce and Dennis Tomsett recently visited Gosford Hospital in order to brighten the day of Men of League Foundation member John Mayes, who is currently undergoing treatment for brain cancer.
Read more...Men of League Committee Members and Wellbeing Officers Henry Morris, Bob McCarthy, Norm Pounder and Ken Vessey recently had the privilege of visiting Tom Cocking and his wife Veronica at their Sydney suburban home.
Read more...All wellbeing visits are different, and in some way they all leave their mark on the visiting Wellbeing Officer.
Read more...Article from Men of League Foundation Magazine – December 2018 Intrepid reporter Troy Whittaker hit the road to spend a day in the life of Newcastle-Hunter wellbeing officers Vince Murphy and David Turrell to provide an insight into the regular work of ...
Read more...Queensland Wellbeing Manager Mark Bunting and Brisbane Committee wellbeing officer Chris Kelly recently visited Charli Berghauser and her mum, Kas, in their home town of Jimboomba.
Read more...The Men of League Foundation are delighted to hear that nine-year-old Charli Berghauser’s surgery with Dr Charlie Teo on Monday was a success.
Read more...Recently, the Men of League Foundation were able to provide assistance to Sutherland Loftus United JRLFC stalwart, John Adamson.
Read more...It is commonly known in most rugby league teams that the character of the group is usually the hooker.
Read more...“On behalf of Lachlan and Laylah Thompson (Lance Thompson’s 5 year old twins) and myself, I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Men Of League Foundation for your support.
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