Hilinski's Hope Launches Mental Health Awareness Week

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Monday marked the beginning of College Football Mental Health Awareness Week, an effort launched by Hilinski’s Hope Foundation aimed at reducing stigma and raising awareness around mental health in the sport.

Hilinski’s Hope, started by Kym and Mark Hilinski, whose son Tyler played football at Washington State University before his death by suicide in 2018, began planning the initiative in March according to Front Office Sports. A total of 17 programs signed on for the program this year, though many more are planning to join in for 2021.

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