📢 ‘Girls Football Fun’ Taster Session
✔️ Free sessions for 5 and 6-year-old girls
✔️ Introduction to football
✔️ Evesham United FC Grass pitches
✔️ 10.00-11.15
✔️ Sunday, June 29, July 6 & 13
✔️ Limited spaces available
📩 Bookings: ceo@eveshamunitedfoundation.co.uk
The Foundation is proud of Evesham United’s U16 girls football team, which won the Central Warwickshire Girls League, losing only one league match all season. All the players made a fantastic effort.
After their last league match of this campaign, a small reception was held for the girls, and the Foundation was pleased to have supported this function and the tremendous work of coach Jonathan Brotherton.
The Foundation has begun the process of establishing its identity and place within the local community.
Display boards are now in place at the Spiers and Hartwell Stadium – home to Evesham United Football Club and we are handing out flyers at various events.
Donations to the Foundation can be made on this website – please visit the donations page.
Evesham United Foundation is proud to support the provisions in Evesham for Pan Disability football. Driven by a passion for inclusivity and a vision to make football accessible to individuals of all ages and abilities. Starting with just three adult players, the EUFC’s dedication and enthusiasm quickly transformed the club into a thriving community that now boasts over 40 players who gather weekly for training sessions.
The Foundation is proud to be associated with a group who champion an inclusive ethos that extends across generations, with players ranging from 4 to 60 years old, fostering a sense of unity and camaraderie on and off the field. The diverse age groups not only promote inter-generational connections but also provide a unique and enriching experience for everyone involved.
Affiliated with the Worcestershire Football Association, the Pan Disability group has become a beacon of inclusivity and community engagement, providing a platform for individuals with diverse abilities to participate in sport and the Foundation supports the provisions as an example for other communities to follow, fostering a culture where everyone, regardless of age or ability, can share the joy of playing football.
Launch of dedicated mini section 4-7 for young girls wanting to begin their football journey (Sunday mornings) in 2025. These dedicated sessions will enable young girls to feel safe, inclusive and part of the football community with all the benefits of both social, physical and mental well-being through taking part in organised football-based activities.