The Big Issue- Women’s Street Soccer Program
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Community Street Soccer Program- Wellington Square
Our free weekly sessions give participants an opportunity to get active, make new friends and seek support in a fun and safe environment. During the two-hour sessions, players take part in training and a friendly match. There is no need to have any experience playing soccer, our program caters to all fitness levels and abilities. Support staff also work closely with participants, linking them with services that address their individual issues and needs.
Community Street Soccer with The Big Issue Australia- (Rockingham Program)
Our free weekly sessions give participants an opportunity to get active, make new friends and seek support in a fun and safe environment. During the two-hour sessions, players take part in training and a friendly match. There is no need to have any experience playing soccer, our program caters to all fitness levels and abilities. Support staff also work closely with participants, linking them with services that address their individual issues and needs.
Women’s Street Soccer Program with The Big Issue Australia (Indoor soccer)
Street Soccer is free to join and caters to all fitness levels and abilities. During the sessions players take part in training and a friendly match. Support staff are also on hand to link people to services that address their individual needs. See you there!
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