Among those lending their support for the event were ex-Manchester United and Newcastle player Keith Gillespie and Dublin-based social media personality Black Paddy, who both pulled on their football boots for the Just a Chat team.
The charity was set up to raise awareness and combat the stigma of mental health for young people between the ages of 11-18 and on Sunday, its football team lined up against Oxford Sunnyside as part of fun day activities held at Knockramer Park.
The Just a Chat team won 2-1 but the real aim of the day was to raise essential funds for the charity and awareness of mental health in the local area.
Photographer Tony Hendron went along to capture the atmosphere of the day.
1. Guard of honour
The Just A Chat team received a guard of honour as they took to the field on Sunday morning. LM32-211. Photo: Tony Hendron
2. Read for action
The Oxford Sunnyside Veterans first and second half teams pictured before the charity match in aid of local mental health charity Just A Chat. LM32-212. Photo: Tony Hendron
3. Lending their support
Supporters who attended the charity football match between Oxford Sunnyside Veterans and a Just A Chat team at Knockcramer Park on Sunday morning. LM32-213. Photo: Tony Hendron
4. Enjoying the day
Young fans who attended the charity match at Knockcramer Park on Sunday. Included from left are, Joey Maginn (9), Joe Livingston (9) and James Robinson (9). LM32-214. Photo: Tony Hendron