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Williamstown FIDA FC come and try sessions

13/03/2022

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Williamstown Seagulls FIDA will be holding their inaugural “Come and Try” FIDA AusKick program in april.

The sessions will be held during the school holidays for anyone with an intellectual disability, aged between 10 and 16. Enquiry regarding older, younger or other participants are welcomed.

The sessions are free, and will be led by coaches and players from Williamstown FIDA.

There will be First Aid support on-site, the canteen will be open, and merchandise will be available.

The program is set to take place on Wednesday April 13 and Wednesday April 20, from 3pm to 4pm at The Fearon Reserve, Williamstown.

For more details or for a registration for m contact: Rob Klemm at rob@wsfida.com or 0419136992

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