The Big Issue runs a number of significant social enterprises - TopicsExpress

The Big Issue runs a number of significant social enterprises supporting homeless and marginalised people throughout Australia including sixteen Community Street Soccer programs. The Adelaide program is run in the South Parklands on Wednesdays from 2:30-4pm, and is attended by people from all walks of life including homelessness, mental illness, long-term unemployment and intellectual and physical disability. They asked us if anyone is able to go out and help running a session tomorrow as their coach cannot attend. We will be looking at a more formal collaboration soon, but if anyone is into some soccer tomorrow afternoon and can lend a hand to these great people please get in touch with Joanna Bouyesi for details. Thanks

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