Across the four years, highlights have included:

Mind’s logo featured on the back of EFL shirts at over 7,000 matches and reaching more than 18 million people each year
Mind raised funds and awareness at 93 dedicated matchdays including 20 EFL Wembley finals
Over 2,600 staff at EFL Clubs have been trained in mental health awareness
More than 5,800 people took part in the ‘Get Set To Go’ programme which encouraged those with mental health problems to get physically active.

Speaking at the launch of the exhibition, EFL Chair, Rick Parry, said: “Over the past four seasons, our partnership with Mind has been instrumental in creating a significant cultural change towards mental health within football. It is proof of the progress made that we are now able to have this special exhibition dedicated to mental health in England’s National Football Museum.

EFL and Mind launch national exhibition at start of Mental Health Awareness Week