A St Albans counselling service has been added to a special edition Monopoly board, with its chief executive describing it as a "fitting tribute".
Youth Talk will be featured on its very own Community Chest space in the game, which is being produced by Winning Moves UK, an official Monopoly maker, under license from Hasbro.
David Barker, chief executive of Youth Talk, said: "We can’t begin to share how excited we are that Youth Talk has been selected to be one of the charities to be featured in the new St Albans Monopoly game. Thank you to everyone who voted for us."
Youth Talk has provided mental health support to young people in St Albans and surrounding areas since 1997, operating from its counselling centre in London Road.
"This wonderful news is a fitting tribute to everyone who has played a part in making the charity what it is today," David added.
"Since 1997, we have been at the heart of the St Albans community, playing a vital role in supporting thousands of young people struggling with their emotional and mental health wellbeing."
"A huge congratulations to Youth Talk. We are delighted to welcome them onto the board," said Ella Gibbs, custom games executive at Winning Moves UK.
"They are one of several charities that will get to star in the game following a public nomination. Youth Talk will feature on a Community Chest space, which we feel is very apt.
"We know from the nominations that poured in that they are a beloved part of the community. The others charities will all be revealed in October when the game is out."
In all, 30-plus St Albans landmarks and favourites will be featured in the game, replacing the likes of Mayfair and Park Lane from the classic game.
Earlier this month, the Old Kent Road equivalent for the city was revealed as the Roman theatre, landing the brown square when the game hits the shops.
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