Perth Glory announce two-year deal with Goodlife Health Clubs

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Perth Glory has signed a two-year partnership with leading health club chain, Goodlife Health Clubs.

Goodlife is one of the largest and most popular companies in the Australian fitness sector, operating from more than 96 convenient locations around the country and supporting 270,000 members in their attempts to live better and more active lifestyles.

The organisation takes pleasure in assisting Australians to feel good by exercising their body and mind to reach their particular fitness objectives, and offers a variety of flexible and cheap membership packages.

Goodlife will receive LED advertising at all of the club’s A-League Men’s home games, activation rights for a Perth Glory home game, a variety of digital material disseminated across the club’s media platforms, and numerous ticketing advantages as part of their collaboration with Glory.

Perth Glory Members, meanwhile, will be granted access to an exclusive Goodlife membership offer.

Glory CEO Anthony Radich is pleased that the club’s connection with such a well-known and renowned operator in the Australian health club industry is being expanded.

“This partnership is great news for everyone associated with Perth Glory,” he said via press release.

“Goodlife have been fantastic, long-term partners of the club and their support is hugely appreciated. They are dedicated to promoting a healthy lifestyle, providing the best possible service for their members and being a force for good in the community and as a club, we are very much aligned with these principles.”

Goodlife State Operations Manager WA, Jake Fawcett, also believes that the two organisations are a natural fit for each other.

“Goodlife and the team are very excited to have a partnership with the Perth Glory team,” he added via press release.

“Goodlife and Perth Glory’s partnership is a great reflection of the synergy we both have based on our values as brands. We look forward to welcoming the Perth Glory team and their members into our clubs as we work towards empowering people to live healthier and happier lives within the community.”

Perth Glory Women take on Western United in their season opener at home on October 14 at Macedonia Park.

Perth Glory Men start their A-League season on October 22 where they face Newcastle Jets, at NIB Stadium.

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Football Victoria partners with SportsAid for enhanced player safety

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Football Victoria (FV) has confirmed a partnership with Sports Aid, which has been named the Official Medical Partner for all FV events.

The collaboration will ensure that participants in these prominent tournaments benefit from top-tier medical support and first aid services.

Established in 2023, Sports Aid has rapidly positioned itself as a leading provider of medical and safety expertise in Australian sport. Based in Melbourne, the organisation has expanded nationwide, offering its services at a variety of events, from grassroots sports to corporate tournaments.

With over 70 partnerships across the country, Sports Aid’s team of accredited professionals—including first aid responders, sports trainers, and event safety specialists—plays a pivotal role in promoting athlete welfare and event safety.

Under the alliance, Sports Aid will deliver medical personnel, including first aid responders and sports trainers, at FV’s major competitions and events throughout Victoria.

Their on-site presence will provide immediate medical assistance for injuries or health concerns, mitigate risks associated with physical activity, and enhance overall safety for players and spectators alike.

FV’s Executive Manager – Commercial, Chris Speldewinde spoke about the role Sports Aid will play in improving Victorian football.

“Their expertise ensures the safety of our participants, which is paramount in delivering outstanding sporting experiences.” he said in a press release.

Sports Aid’s founder, James Theodorakopoulos, also commented on the partnership.

“We are thrilled to be working with Football Victoria. Our primary focus is on safety, and we’re committed to ensuring that every player and participant has a seamless medical experience at FV events,” he said in a press release.

“It’s not just about responding to injuries, but also ensuring the overall well-being of everyone involved.”

Football Victoria adds Sports Aid on top of recent PILA, VETO Sports and Novotel Preston who all play a specific role in ensuring players involved with FV get the best out of their game.

FV have been focusing heavily on developing local football with facility upgrades, equipment partnerships as well as launching their GO Family football program aimed at improving fitness and building stronger family connections.

This specific partnership with Sports Aid is another that will play a positive role in the sport across the state.

FIFA, Qatar and world organisations launch Legacy Fund

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FIFA has invested $76.7 million into the World Cup 2022 Legacy Fund, in collaboration with Qatar, the World Health Organisation (WHO), the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR).

Previously announced in November 2022, the fund will aid a number of social programs across the world.

To launch the Legacy Fund, the initiative was presented and signed on an online meeting.

Attendees included FIFA President Gianni Infantino, WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WTO Director-General Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi, and the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy (SC) Secretary General H.E. Hassan Al Thawadi.

The FIFA World Cup Legacy Fund will be deployed across the following streams:

Public Health/Occupational Health and Safety: The Legacy Fund will contribute to programs which aim to improve working conditions, and health and wellbeing. In particular, FIFA will support WHO’s Beat the Heat initiative, to protect people from the hazards caused by extreme heat and the advance of climate change.

Education: In conjuncture with the WTO and International Trade Centre, FIFA will bolster the Women Exporters in the Digital Economy Fund, a program which seeks to empower female entrepreneurs. 

Refugees: In partnership with the UNHCR, FIFA will assist schemes which aim to strengthen vulnerable peoples’ self-sufficiency and access to basic amenities.

Football development: FIFA will place greater emphasis on finding young talents across remote, marginalised and developing countries through the Aspire Academy and the FIFA Talent Development Scheme, headed by Arsène Wenger. 

FIFA President Gianni Infantino expressed his pride for the Legacy Fund.

“The FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Legacy Fund is a landmark project that builds on the unprecedented impact of the tournament from a sustainability point of view,” he said via press release.

“FIFA is taking the concept of a legacy fund to the next level in terms of reach and impact by tackling key priorities such as refugees, occupational health, education, and football development. I would like to thank the UN Refugee Agency, the World Health Organization and the World Trade Organization for their commitment to, and cooperation on, this historic initiative.”

WHO Director-General, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, described the importance of the partnership.

“The worlds of sport and health must collaborate to create safe, clean and healthy environments for all people engaged in the preparation, delivery and legacy of mega sport events, including workers, athletes, spectators, and communities,” he said in a press release.

To learn more about the Legacy Fund, FIFA has launched a website.

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