
Social Responsibility Organizes Football for All Program in Cooperation with Jeddah Club for People with Disabilities
2024-10-10
14:26:19
Social Responsibility at the Saudi Arabian Football Federation (SAFF) organized the Football for All Program in cooperation with Jeddah Club for People with Disabilities with the participation of 30 people in addition to former national team players Talal Al-Mishaal and Saleh Al-Saqri.
The program, witnessed a charity match for people with motor disabilities.
The program witnessed also a number of beneficiaries of the volunteer program for people with disabilities, which was organized by the Social Responsibility Committee last Monday, after they received the necessary educational materials to organize events and activities in preparation for their participation in football competitions.
The volunteer program held in Jeddah witnessed the participation of 27 people targeted by the program, as part of the SAFF's efforts to activate the role of social responsibility in organizing voluntary sports programs for various groups, which contributes to building a vibrant and effective society.
For his part, member of the Board of Directors of the SAFF and Chairman of the Social Responsibility Committee, Nazih Al-Nasr, praised the constructive cooperation of the Jeddah Club for People with Disabilities to make this program a success, which represents the launch of similar programs in the coming period.
Al-Nassr stressed the Social Responsibility Committee’s commitment to implementing all volunteer programs seeking to expand the base of community participation in all areas related to football as one of the goals of the Saudi Football Transformation Strategy that was launched in 2021.
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