This year, Three and Samaritans have teamed up with Black Cab drivers to offer mental health support to drivers and provide them the skills required to have conversations about men’s health with their passengers.
This will be brought to life with free cab rides being offered to fans attending the Chelsea v Tottenham fixture on Wednesday, 2nd April (match date and time subject to change).
Three are looking for true Chelsea fans who are willing to discuss mental health on one of these free rides, to help support driver training and the Talk More Than Football campaign.
Details and requirements
You will need to be:
- Whilst not needing to go in depth about your own, comfortable talking about the topic of mental health
- Willing to appear on camera
- Available for 1-2 hours on the day of the Tottenham fixture, with timings TBC
Potential applicants should be aware that this is a paid role, should they be successfully selected.
The club has asked Chelsea Supporters’ Trust to ask our members if they would like to participate. If you are interested in supporting the campaign, please email [email protected] with your name and email address, by no later than Tuesday, 4 March.
Chelsea Supporters’ Trust will collect the emails of all those interested and forward the list to the club who will then create a shortlist. The club will directly contact those who have been shortlisted.
Please be aware that being shortlisted does not guarantee you will be asked to appear in the campaign, and that financial renumeration will only occur should they appear in the final edit.
If you have any questions, use the same email address above and we will pass it onto the club to respond.
