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SFPT-Funded Pavilion Opens at Kilwinning Community Sports Hub

In March, we attended the opening ceremony of the brand-new pavilion at Kilwinning Community Sports Hub, home of Kilwinning Rangers. Opened with support from The Scottish Football Partnership Trust and other funders, this state-of-the-art facility is purpose-built for the use of the club’s growing women’s and girls’ section.

We spent a fantastic morning checking out the new facilities, with an official ribbon-cutting by Julie Fleeting and the unveiling of an incredible timeline that tracks the club’s 25-year history.

Women’s and girls’ football is on the rise across Scotland, with more female players than ever getting involved in the game. However, club facilities and infrastructure are struggling to keep up with the demand. Changing facilities, in particular, must be upgraded to provide a more inclusive, welcoming atmosphere for female players.

This is a core focus of the work we do at The Scottish Football Partnership Trust. Through the development of modern changing facilities, like the Kilwinning Community Sports Hub pavilion, we’re laying the groundwork for the future of women’s and girls’ football in Scotland.

We were absolutely delighted with the outcome of the Kilwinning Community Sports Hub pavilion, and we heard from club staff about the difference the new facility will make for the club moving forward.

“We now have six girls’ football teams, and the problem we had was providing suitable changing areas for them. We now have this fantastic facility dedicated to the girls’ section here at the club.” Colin Hunter, Kilwinning Community Sports Hub Club Development Officer.

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