Hector's House was set up in memory of Hector Stringer, who took his own life at the age of 18 in 2011.

The charity, which is based in Berkhamsted, provides a range of services to prevent suicide through education, awareness and support.

From the start of the 24/25 season, the Hector's House website will appear on every home shirt worn by our players from U7 up to our 1st team, and their text support service number will appear on the 1st teams away kit.

Robert Stringer, Hector's father and chairperson of the charity said ' The Hector's House team are beyond grateful for the support from Kings Langley FC. Our son Hector, was a great lover of sport, so we're always so touched as a family when teams support us.'

Club Community Engagement Officer, Dean Wigzell said 'Mental Health is a topic which we as a club want to take seriously. Whether one of our supporters is finding things hard, one of our teenage youth players is struggling with exam stress or anyone from the wider community is unsure where to turn to, we want to be equipped with the knowledge to help and this partnership will enable us to do that.'

If anyone needs someone to talk to, please do reach out to the Hector's House team or you can use their text service by texting HECTOR to 85258- it's open 24/7 and is completely confidential.