Football kit giveaway aims to boost participation
Summary
Former England captain Millie Bright helped distribute football kits to grassroots girls’ teams in Leeds. The initiative aims to reduce kit costs as a barrier to participation and help girls continue playing sport.Key Facts
- Anti-discrimination charity Kick It Out selected 30 teams from communities facing social or economic challenges to receive kits.
- The kit donation was provided by Kick It Out in partnership with the Morrisons Foundation.
- Millie Bright said every girl should have a kit, regardless of the level at which she plays.
- Champions CIC provides free Saturday morning football training and meals for children in Beeston.
- Champions CIC founder Craig Gilmore said rising costs make grassroots football difficult for some families to afford.
- Kick It Out said kit costs are one factor that can contribute to girls leaving sport.
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