Heart of Midlothian Football Club is pleased to announce that its partnership with Theorise Limited has been renewed for a fourth season, continuing its support of Big Hearts' Autism and Neurodiversity Friendly Football initiative.
Following on from a successful inaugural season, Theorise will once again work alongside the club and Big Hearts, to provide young people with additional support needs access to weekly accessible coaching sessions at Tynecastle.
Taking place weekly on Monday evenings – young people are welcome to come along and take part in the Theorise-branded training wear provided, with tailored coaching on hand to create a supportive environment for all ability levels.
Keep an eye out throughout the season for video activations showcasing the impact of the critical support that Theorise provide to students in education across the country.
Speaking about the announcement, Director at Theorise, Dany Brunton said:
“We are incredibly proud to be continuing our partnership with the club and Big Hearts for a fourth season. As an organisation, we work with thousands of neurodivergent young people across Scotland every year, so we understand the importance of creating environments where young people feel welcomed, understood and able to thrive.
"Seeing the confidence, friendships and enjoyment that this initiative has brought to so many families has been truly inspiring. We are delighted to continue supporting this initiative and in doing so providing accessible football opportunities to young people and their families and continue to look forward to seeing the benefits throughout the season."
Craig Wilson, Chief Exec at Big Hearts added:
“Theorise has been instrumental in establishing our Autism & Neurodiversity football initiative. It’s heartening to see families recognise the positive impact on their children’s participation in sport. We are so grateful to Dany and the team at Theorise for renewing their support for a second year, and enabling more neurodiverse young people to enjoy inclusive football through Big Hearts.”
Theorise are Scotland’s leading provider of NMPH (non-medical personal help) support staff to schools, colleges, and universities across the country, with last year partnering with over 60 institutions and helping just under 3,500 students in the process.
If you’re interested in finding out more about the Autism and Neurodiversity Friendly Football sessions and register your child, email connor.mcnally@bighearts.org.uk to find out more.
