Wear 25: Young footballer Isla Cameron earns England Deaf Futsal call-up
Foundation of Light has recognised Isla Cameron as one of its Wear 25 award winners, following her call-up to the England U13s Deaf Futsal team.
Our Game of II Halves programme which aims to raise awareness around mental health issues and suicide prevention is set to host its first evert conference at the Beacon of Light.
On Friday 9 September and in connection to World Suicide Prevention Day, the conference will welcome partners and members of the public alike who may be interested in learning more about the above topics.
The conference will be supporting the World Suicide Prevention Day theme of 'Creating Hope through Action'.
Guest speakers Kathy Mckenna-Churchill, from Washington MIND, will deliver a presentation on bereavement, while Matthew Williams, Director at Knock Out Depression CIC will be the keynote speaker and will deliver a presentation on hope.
There will be opportunities to ask the panel questions and share good practice through individuals lived experiences. Local services will be on hand to help attendees with signposting as well as raising awareness to their own services. Services confirmed include Sunderland Samaritans, Sunderland Psychological and Wellbeing Service, The Little Company of Calm, Healthy Minds Team and more!
The conference will take place from 5-8pm, where light refreshments will be available for all delegates. There is plenty of parking available at the Stadium of Light with a short walk to the Beacon of Light.
We are extremely excited to celebrate the Game of II Halves programme with you.
If you have not yet registered, please click on the link below:
https://foundationoflight.co.uk/what-we-do/find-a-programme/programmes/game-of-ii-halves-conference/
Foundation of Light has recognised Isla Cameron as one of its Wear 25 award winners, following her call-up to the England U13s Deaf Futsal team.
This year’s event carries extra significance as Sunderland AFC’s official charity celebrates its 25th anniversary, making it a perfect opportunity to come together and mark a milestone year.
Players from the Emerging Talent Centre, Player Development Club, and Female Scholarship programmes, ranging from U13s to U18s, took part in a week-long training camp in the Netherlands.