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Walking football team provided with new kit from care home

14 Jul 2025 1 min read No comments Fundraising

A care home has provided a sponsorship for a newly-formed walking football team.

Sunnybank House care home in Fair Oak has given their support to the Eastleigh Mobility Football Group.

This sponsorship saw the care home provide a new kit for the group, which is made up of players with a range of health conditions including Parkinson’s and multiple sclerosis.

The group was formed to give people who thought they would never play competitive sport again a chance to play.

Eastleigh Mobility Football Group

Eastleigh Mobility Football Group - A care home has provided a sponsorship for a newly-formed walking football team.
Sunnybank House care home in Fair Oak has given their support to the Eastleigh Mobility Football Group.
This sponsorship saw the care home provide a new kit for the group, which is made up of players with a range of health conditions including Parkinson's and multiple sclerosis.
The group was formed to give people who thought they would never play competitive sport again a chance to play.
Pic credit: Sunnybank House

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Eastleigh manager Fiona Wingent said: “It was so rewarding to see so many people, players, and their families enjoying a great sporting experience.”

Home admissions advisor, Jessica Wooldridge, added that they were “delighted” to support the group and that it fits in with their aim to help the local community.

Eastleigh player Paul Shillabeer said: “Scoring a penalty wearing a proper kit made me feel like Matt Le Tissier.”

Source: https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/25275708.walking-football-team-provided-new-kit-care-home/

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