UNC football legend Greg Ellis tackles mental health after NC Sports Hall of Fame honor
Posted May 5, 2025
UNC football legend Greg Ellis, inducted into the NC Sports Hall of Fame this week, is now tackling mental health with a new, free services app. Ellis, known for his quarterback sacks and All-American career at UNC before a 12-year NFL career, developed GMH, short for Getting My Help. The app provides confidential mental health resources.
(WRAL.com)
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