Matildas defender Karly Roestbakken and Young Matildas Charlotte Grant and Indiah-Page Riley have joined up as Australian Red Cross Youth Ambassadors.
FFA recently announced a partnership with the charity at the end of March, with the three players set to lend their voices as Digital Advocates.
As Digital Advocates, the trio will work with others at the Red Cross to share information, promote connection and initiate conversations during these difficult times.
They will particularly focus on the under 30 age group.
Brisbane Roar forward Indiah-Page Riley said it was a no-brainer to work with the Red Cross.
“Once I heard about the Red Cross Youth Ambassadors it was a really easy and exciting decision to join,” claimed Riley.
“I want to assist in any way, and I think being an ambassador will allow me to use my voice to spread awareness of COVID-19 information.”
Adelaide United defender Charlotte Grant said: “I have joined as a Youth Ambassador in hope to encourage my peers to stay home and help stop the spread of this virus so everyone can get back to doing what they love as quickly as possible.”
19-year-old Matildas defender Karly Roestbakken was looking forward to using her voice in the mission to beat the COVID-19 virus.
“I am really excited to partner with the Australian Red Cross to help with my voice and spread awareness throughout this difficult time that, not only as a nation but as a world, we are experiencing.”
“I want to be able to use my platform to join the work of our united football community to help stop and beat this virus,” she concluded.