Sheffield United vs Preston North End

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FANS FIGHTING CANCER
If you or someone close to you has been
affected by cancer, we are here for you.
In partnership with Sheffield Hospitals
Charity and NHS Charities Together, Fans
Fighting Cancer (Fans FC) is a programme
that supports people (16+) directly or
indirectly affected by cancer or other longterm
illnesses.
The programme aims to provide free
physical activity and social opportunities
to help support people’s social wellbeing,
physical wellbeing and mental health. We
currently have a variety of physical and
social wellbeing activities, both online
and face to face, strategically delivered
in various locations across the city, from
Bramall Lane to Weston Park to the English
Institute of Sport.
To get involved, feel free to turn up to
any session please contact Beth at beth.
wragg@sufc-community.co.uk or 07949
375726. Alternatively, if you’d like to sign
up before attending a session or you
have a referral, you can do this at sufccommunity.com.
Scan the QR c ode to vi ew
our Fans FC timetable
FOUNDATION
AND CLOUGH
EMPOWER
GIRLS
Our Empower Women and
Girls programme aims to
inspire women and girls
to be active, feel stronger
and more confident in
their ability to take part
in physical activity and
sport and eliminate gender
stereotypes.
As part of the
programme, we’ve been
working with Astrea
Academy putting on
workshops and physical
activities for female
students. Working with
us has been Sheffield’s
own Paralympic Gold
Medallist, Grace Clough,
who also teaches PE at the
Academy.
Alongside Foundation
staff, United Women’s
players Ellie Wilson and
Naomi Hartley have been
engaging with the students
at Astrea on a regular
basis.
For more information
about the programme,
head to sufc-community.
com
SHEFFIELD UNITED vs PRESTON NORTH END