Helen Skelton wows in new charity campaign after quitting presenting role

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Fresh from the news Helen Skelton won't be hosting Channel 4's Rugby League coverage, the presenter is embarking on a new career path.

Not only will she voice a role in BBC children's show Fireman Sam, but she's "really proud" to have teamed up with other celebs like Julia Bradbury and Gethin Jones in launching a new mental health campaign called Hats On For Mind.

The campaign also includes ex-footballer David Seaman and fellow Countryfile presenter Sean Fletcher, who have all designed their own hat and matching flask.

As well as wowing in a series of new promotional shots, mum-of-three Helen, 40, told PA news agency: "I'm really proud to be involved with Hats On For Mind again this year, encouraging people to get outside to talk, walk and blow away the cobwebs. "I've always loved being outdoors and I am lucky that my work and kids often keep me in the fresh air. "I'll be wearing my hat and drinking a brew from my brand new flask all winter and will be encouraging others to do the same." The collection, created with Go Outdoors and Mind, aims to encourage everyone to spend time outside this winter to help reduce feelings of stress and anxiety.TV presenter and nature lover Julia shared: "We have all faced some kind of difficulty or challenges in life, so I'm delighted to be part of Hats On For Mind highlighting the positive impact the outdoors has on our well-being. "Sometimes the easiest way to open up to a friend or loved one about how you feel is by taking a long walk and simply talking side by side. "This tip has helped me so many times, in particular over the past year, and I hope is something that can help others too.The benefits to getting out there really are endless." In 2021, Julia bravely revealed her battle.