Article
FIFA Women's World Cup
RECIPIENTS AT THE FIFA WWC
Jodie & Steve (Charlie’s parents) - “Charlie had such a positive and wonderful experience last night and in the lead up to the match. It has been a great opportunity for him to increase his confidence and independence. We really appreciate it.”
Charlie Hughes
Grant recipient Charlie Hughes at Hindmarsh stadium during the’23 FIFA Women's World Cup. He had the honour of meeting players and umpires,plus delivering the match ball.
Thank you to our partners Kia Australia, for the incredible opportunity and all involved for making his experience unforgettable!
REBECCA EVANS
Best seats in the house for grant recipient Rebecca Evans for Colombia V Jamaica at the ‘23 FIFA Women's World Cup. Big love to our partners Rexona for making it all possible.
“Thanks to @rexona_au for tickets to the Women’s World Cup round of 16 match. Absolutely amazing atmosphere and an incredible surprise when I found out my tickets were in a corporate suite! Thanks for connecting us @dylanalcottfoundation!”
share this
Related Articles
A day celebrating inclusivity and empowerment at AO All Abilities Day, where people of all abilities can experience the joy of tennis.
"Road to Kasama" follows Dylan Alcott AO as he embarks on a transformative journey to Kasama, Zambia, exploring the daily lives, struggles, and triumphs of people with disability. The documentary highlights the importance of inclusion and accessibility, emphasising that every individual, regardless of ability, deserves equal opportunities.
Ability Fest 2024 - After Movie
Giving young Australians living with disability the opportunity to succeed and write their own life story.