Gus Worland: Once you feel like you are part of something, you start coming up with solutions

Manly and the Roosters play for the Gotcha4Life Cup with the brainchild of Gus Worland raising money for suicide prevention. Worland was motivated to start the charity of the loss of a close family friend. And while they have raised plenty of money to improve Australia's mental fitness, there is a lot of work still to be done. He told Andrew Moore and the team how they are working in schools to reach young kids before they learn to hide their emotions.