The Changing Room kicks off soon at Broadwood - it’s a groundbreaking programme to support your wellbeing. Whether you’re a Bully Wee supporter or just looking to connect with others - we look forward to seeing you there.

What you need to know about the Changing Room

The Changing Room has one goal – to promote men’s mental health and wellbeing through the power of the beautiful game.

Here’s the thing - at the moment men are suffering. Really suffering.

In Scotland, men are two-and-a-half times more likely to die by suicide.

The Changing Room is using football to bring men together to tackle mental health. In the stadiums, in the stands, in fan forums, even in the queue for a pie and Bovril if you want. We just need guys to open up.

We all love a blether about the football, whether it’s pre-match tactics, the team selection, or post-match analysis with your pals. But men also need to get the stuff that’s bothering them off their chests. The Changing Room is here for you.

What is the Changing Room?

The Changing Room programme is bringing men in their middle years (aged 30-64) together for a ground-breaking new programme to support mental wellbeing. It kicks off on 25th May at Broadwood Stadium, 1pm to 2pm and runs every Wednesday for 12 weeks.

It’s your chance to be part of a team tackling mental health. You’ll have the opportunity to step down from the stands into  to parts of a stadium fans don’t normally have the chance to see. A chance to join in with some banter, but also to talk about what’s really going on in your head.