Our Partners
Meet the organisations across Europe working together to strengthen mental resilience in sport.
Meet the Partners
Discover the organisations behind GAME MIND, their sporting backgrounds and their contribution to the project.
Volley Millenium Brescia
Volley Millenium Brescia is a leading women’s volleyball club based in Brescia, Italy. The organisation combines competitive excellence, professional management, youth development and a strong connection with the local community.
The club promotes volleyball not only as a competitive sport, but also as a tool for education, personal growth and social development, with teamwork, commitment and respect at the heart of its identity.
RC Deportivo Foundation
RC Deportivo Foundation is the organisation through which RC Deportivo carries out its social, educational and community initiatives. Linked to one of Spain’s historic football clubs, the Foundation uses sport as a tool for inclusion, education and social transformation.
Its work promotes respect, equality, teamwork, responsibility and fair play, with particular attention to emotional well-being and the comprehensive development of individuals.
Serbian Handball Federation
The Serbian Handball Federation is the governing body for handball in the country, dedicated to the continuous development and promotion of the sport at all levels. With a rich tradition of sporting excellence, the organisation manages national teams and works strategically to achieve international success.
The Federation promotes teamwork, fair play and continuous education. Recognising that modern sport requires a holistic approach, it places a strong emphasis on the comprehensive development of its athletes, ensuring they receive the necessary support for both their physical and psychological well-being.
ZRK Partizan
Women’s Handball Club Partizan was founded on 12 July 2024 as the legal successor of Handball Club Belgrade, which has existed since 1957. The first women’s team was formed in 2012, and the club currently has 150 registered players, along with around 100 girls and 50 boys in its younger age groups.
The club competes with great success in the Arkus Handball League of Serbia, the highest level of competition in the country, as well as in the Belgrade Youth League, the Children’s League and national and international competitions. It trains diligently across every age category and works to represent the club and promote the city of Belgrade at as many tournaments and events at home and abroad as possible.
Janta Volej
Janta Volej is a volleyball club from Skopje, North Macedonia, founded in 2005. Competitive play began in the 2006/07 season with the women’s team, and since 2016/17 the club has also competed in the men’s category across all age groups — a project and capacity that is unique within the Macedonian national championship.
With more than 400 members in teams of every age, the club provides professional and continuous training that helps its players grow into true athletes and well-rounded individuals. In the 2025/26 season the women’s team made history by playing in the European Champions League for the first time, winning its first set, its first home match and its first away match, and advancing to the third round of the competition.
Results to date- Senior women: champions four times, runners-up four times and third five times; Republic of Macedonia Cup winners once and finalists four times.
- Second senior women’s team (JANTA VOLLEY BUT 2024): plays in the Second National Women’s League as a platform for young prospects, who consistently rank at the top of the standings.
- U-18 women: champions eight times, runners-up once and third four times.
- U-16 women: champions six times, runners-up once and third four times.
- U-14 girls: champions four times, runners-up four times and third five times.
- Senior men: after finishing 8th, 7th, 9th and 6th, the team reached 4th place in 2022/23; the club now fields two teams in the Men’s First National League, Rabotnicki 71&22 and Janta Volley Men.
- U-18 boys: champions once, runners-up twice and third once.
- U-16 boys: champions once, runners-up once and third twice.
- U-14 boys: third once and fourth once.
Stronger Together
GAMEMIND connects sporting organisations, experts and communities across Europe to make mental strength an essential part of sport.