The Qala Saints FC Nursery has donated one of its own recently used, well-conditioned kits to a group of Nigerian youths. This was possible thanks to one of their fellow counterparts, Benneth Njoku, who lives in Qala and is part of the Nursery’s coaching staff, during a visit to his homeland.

Though the Nursery itself is a voluntary organisation, with the prime mission of providing and helping its children in developing their football talents, the Nursery said it also does it’s best to help in its children’s character formation.

The Nursery added that it “believes that such acts could raise awareness to its young members about helping those in need, through various gestures not only financially. Such endeavour will also promote the constant battle against racism, which although seems to be diminishing, still sometimes taints this beautiful game.”

“Although the Nursery hails from one of the smallest villages in Gozo, and thus faces constant challenges and limitations as other similar small nurseries, it will keep on being engaged in other beneficial acts where and when possible,” it said.

The Nursery concluded by saying that it “also encourages similar deeds from other nurseries, which although might not be the first of a kind, can still be done frequently and can be more effective if done in collaboration with each other.”

Further information is available on the Qala Saints Youth Nursery facebook page.

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