IT company, Two Point Zero, has partnered up with Brantham Athletic FC to sponsor girls football development.
As part of the sponsorship, Two Point Zero's backing ensures that the football sessions for girls remain free to attend.
It will also provide subsidised training kit for all participants, ensuring everyone has access to equipment regardless of their financial situation.
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Billy Brundle, director of Two Point Zero said: "We are proud to support the girls football development program at Brantham Athletic FC.
"Girls are underrepresented in the field of IT, and we see this partnership as an opportunity to create synergy between two traditionally male-dominated industries.
"By empowering young girls through football, we hope to inspire interest in future generations of women to pursue careers in technology."
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Currently, the football sessions cater to girls aged between five and 12, with an all-female coaching team leading the practice.
These sessions have been steadily growing in popularity, providing a supportive environment for girls to develop their skills, build confidence, and foster a love for the game.
Two Point Zero's involvement further supports the efforts of the coaching team, who have established a 'boot library’.
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This initiative ensures that all girls have access to the necessary equipment to play.
Liz Baalham, girls coach at Brantham Athletic FC, said: "We believe that every girl should have the opportunity to play football, regardless of financial constraints.
"Thanks to the generosity of Two Point Zero, we can continue to offer free sessions and provide essential resources to support the growth and development of our young athletes."
For more insight into Two Point Zero and its community initiatives, visit twopointzeroit.co.uk.
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