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<strong>Player</strong> <strong>Zone</strong> | Summer 2017 <strong>Player</strong> <strong>Zone</strong> | Summer 2017<br />

We all have a responsibility to contribute<br />

to our local communities. <strong>MFPA</strong> is no<br />

exception. This is why, it continuously<br />

seeks to assist various worthy causes<br />

throughout the year. Recently <strong>MFPA</strong> has<br />

embarked on 2 different incentives.<br />

CSR<br />

Corporate Social Responsibility<br />

The second involved Frame Football. An<br />

inclusive adapted sport designed and<br />

developed for people who use walking<br />

equipment such as a frame or walker.<br />

The game was developed following<br />

feedback from coaches, equipment<br />

specialists, physiotherapists, parents<br />

and the players themselves to create<br />

a player centred football opportunity.<br />

Frame Football Malta currently operates<br />

from Victor Tedesco Stadium in Hamrun<br />

and is completely voluntary based. <strong>MFPA</strong><br />

worked closely with this great cause by<br />

sponsoring football kits for all players, who<br />

attended Frame Football Tournament at<br />

St. George’s Park this past July. After all,<br />

football should be for everyone and “The<br />

only frame that should stop you from<br />

scoring is a goal frame.”<br />

The first was a monetary donation to Caritas Malta. Caritas’ original<br />

mission was to alleviate poverty and promote human development and<br />

social justice, but in the late 70’s, it fixed its focus on educational prevention<br />

programmes against drug abuse. It has been doing a sterling job for four<br />

decades and <strong>MFPA</strong> was proud to contribute in a small way to Caritas’<br />

cause.

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