Socks On for Youth Mental Health!
Talking about our feelings can be tough, especially among teammates, however community sport has the power to normalise positive conversations around mental health.
Make a difference beyond the match by sporting batyr's conversation-starting socks and holding a fundraising game with your school, club or organisation!
How it works
Bring your community together through the power of sport and show others that it's all good if you're not 'all good'. Rock the batyr socks on the field or court, and help raise vital funds and awareness for batyr's mental health education programs across Australia.
Purchase your team's socks!
Purchase 5 or more pairs of batyr sports or crew socks to access exclusive discounted pricing for your team, organisation or club! Then, wear them with pride during training or game days!
Host a fundraising match
You may like to dedicate a match, game or event to bring awareness and fundraise for batyr's mental health education programs amongst your club's community.
Looking to purchase just one pair of socks? Check out the batyr store!
Sports Socks
Get the whole team talking about mental health mental health, while providing comfort and performance!
Crew Socks
Help break the stigma surrounding mental ill-health at school or in the office with our comfy crew socks.
Empower young Aussies one game at a time!
Stigma, under-resourced communities and other barriers to accessing quality information and services, stop young people from getting the right support or knowing how to look after their mental health before they are in crisis.
Every pair of socks sold helps us continue their vital work creating stigma-free communities that champion young people’s mental health and wellbeing.
“batyr are amazing to work with. At the school programs they make it really relevant for the kids, they talk at their level, they make them understand the importance of taking charge of their own mental health, and looking out for their mates as well. That message then translates really well to our rugby clubs where we are actually talking to adults.”
Stephen O'Brian, Country Rugby Union
Check out the clubs and teams already getting involved!
