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Organisation introduce program to football club to work to create inclusive environments

Raiise at Adelaide United Football Club - Raiise ran a workshop with South Augusta Football Club where it introduced its program which works to create safe and inclusive environments for women in sporting clubs and the broader community. PHOTO: supplied.
Lachlan Smith

PORT AUGUSTA - Raiise recently ran a workshop with South Augusta Football Club where it introduced its program around creating […]

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