Girls United supported by providing over 200 hot meals during the summer, 90 breakfast boxes and 150 weekend food boxes. In total 40 hours of physical activity was provided by Girls United and Slade Gardens Adventure which saw different sports, and team / individual challenges.
“ I think visibility and representation in sport is incredibly important. It’s not only important but necessary. It is necessary so that the next generation can see they have opportunity and a place in an often male dominated structure.”
Girls United won the Tampox Tax grant allowing us to create a bespoke “Trailblazer” programmes - to support more female students within the school to play football - across 5 new venues in partnership with Fulham Football Club.
We interviewed Greer-Aylece, Girls United coach, on the partnership.