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Official Site of Liverpool · Feb 1, 2019

Respect 4 All celebrates 10-year anniversary

Launched in February 2009, the inclusion project provides free weekly multi-sports and activity sessions for children and young people with complex and additional needs.

Sessions are run by FA qualified coaches and take place six days a week in four locations across the Liverpool City Region. To date, the programme has worked with over 4,000 local participants.

LFC Foundation Project Lead, Terri Ritchie, said: "Respect 4 All aims to remove potential barriers that can exist regarding accessibility to sport for disabled people.

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