The Western Sydney Wanderers will officially launch the Wanderers W-League Mentoring Program as part of the Club’s month long activities to support Female Football at their Round 24 match against Melbourne City.
As part of the Club’s ongoing commitment to women’s football, the Wanderers W-League Mentoring Program is designed to help players plan for success, build on their personal brand whilst also aiming to support both their mental health and physical well being.
The program is focused on developing bright futures for the Wanderers’ elite female players, ensuring that they get the support and confidence to manage their home, work and football life balance as well as introducing them to the right networks that will help broaden their career opportunities. The Program aims to achieve long-term outcomes based on opportunities for elite female players.
The launch will again be hosted by ABC’s voice of women’s football Stephanie Brantz and includes mentors across business, sport and education fields.
For more information and to purchase tickets, email Brooke Bowne, Corporate Partnerships Executive.
To celebrate Female Football Round the Wanderers have further extended their support of Women’s football in Western Sydney by offering 1,000 tickets to 2017 registered female players, coaches, referees and volunteers across the Club’s nine members associations to their designated Female Football Round match against Wellington Phoenix on Sunday 19 March at Spotless Stadium.
Female participants will be involved in a march past pre-match and help welcome the players to the pitch during the match.
The Club and players from both the A-League and W-League teams will be involved in activations across western Sydney which commenced in The Hills and Nepean in February and will continue well into March with events in Bankstown, Liverpool and the Blue Mountains.
