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Opportunity for young women sporting leaders

02/03/2022

Knox City Council have announced the program for young women in sports. Picture: ON FILE.

Knox City Council’s Young Sporting Leaders program supports the development of young women involved in sport and leisure clubs.

Clubs are encouraged to nominate up to two young women, aged 14 and 18-years-old, to participate.

The program, delivered by Knox City Council’s Youth Services team along with some very special industry guests, comes at no cost to your club, or to the individual.

The first program for 2022 is booked for Tuesday 12 April at Rowville Community Centre.

The short nomination can be completed and submitted online.

Successful applicants will be advised by 10 March, but nominations are due by Monday 7 March.

For more information contact Dayna Nicholas, Council’s Club Development Officer on 9298 8208 or dayna.nicholas@knox.vic.gov.au

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