Nathan Cartman to tackle marathon challenge in aid of Andy's Man Club

Scarborough Athletic striker Nathan Cartman is set to tackle a gruelling marathon challenge in aid of mental health charity Andy’s Man Club.
CHARITY CHALLENGE: Scarborough Athletic striker Nathan Cartman is taking on a marathon challenge later this month in aid of Andy’s Man ClubCHARITY CHALLENGE: Scarborough Athletic striker Nathan Cartman is taking on a marathon challenge later this month in aid of Andy’s Man Club
CHARITY CHALLENGE: Scarborough Athletic striker Nathan Cartman is taking on a marathon challenge later this month in aid of Andy’s Man Club

The former Darlington and Farsley Celtic striker will start his 26.2 mile challenge at Savile Park in Halifax on Sunday April 25.

Prolific striker Cartman has opened up on his recent battles with mental health problems and seeked help from Andy’s Man Club, which was launched by former Leeds Rhinos and Halifax player Luke Ambler after his brother in law Andy Roberts took his own life in 2016.

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“I know Luke well and I received support from Andy’s Man Club over Christmas when I was really struggling,” said Cartman.

“I suppose this is about giving something back for the support I received from them and this is the way I’ve decided to do it.

“We need to ask for help or make sure we talk to people, they don’t have to be friends or family, sometimes its best to get things of your chest to people who have no input in your life.”

Athletic striker Cartman initially set a target of £300 for the challenge on his GoFundMe page, and he has already met that amount.

You can donate to Cartman’s GoFundMe page via https://gofund.me/cf7f3bab

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