LeagueNews.co | Nick Loken
As the Broncos gear up to take on the Melbourne Storm, their Charity Partner Ambassador Ezra Mam and his teammates are showing their support for Bravehearts Day.
The Bravehearts team, along with their lion cub mascot Ditto, visited the Broncos' training session at Red Hill on Monday.
Mam and Billy Walters are leading the charge, urging the community to "Show Your Heart" in the fight against child sexual abuse.
Child sexual abuse is a pervasive issue, with approximately 1 in 4 Australians having experienced it.
In order to raise awareness and funds for prevention and treatment, the community is encouraged to wear a purple heart or make a donation on Bravehearts Day.
Mam, who is proud to be involved in such a significant cause, is using his platform as a rugby league player to make a difference.
Bravehearts Day is an annual event that aims to shed light on the issue of child sexual abuse and support survivors.
It is a day for the community to come together and show their solidarity by wearing purple hearts and showing their support in any way they can.
Mam and his Broncos teammates are doing their part by using their influence to raise awareness and encourage others to get involved.
The visit to the Broncos' training session was a special moment for the Bravehearts team and the local Brisbane children who got to meet their rugby league heroes.
It was a reminder of the power of sport to bring people together and make a positive impact in the community.
Mam and his teammates understand the importance of using their platform to support causes that matter and are proud to be able to contribute to the fight against child sexual abuse.
Bravehearts is a leading child protection organization in Australia, dedicated to preventing child sexual assault and supporting survivors.
Their work is crucial in raising awareness, providing education, and advocating for policy changes to protect children.
By partnering with Bravehearts, Mam and the Broncos are demonstrating their commitment to making a difference and standing up for those who have been affected by child sexual abuse.
As the Broncos prepare for their game against the Melbourne Storm, they are not only focused on their performance on the field but also on supporting a cause that is close to their hearts.
Mam and his teammates are proud to be part of an organization that values community engagement and uses its platform to make a positive impact.
By showing their support for Bravehearts Day, they are sending a message that child sexual abuse is not acceptable and that they stand with survivors in their fight for justice and healing.