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Kaya! Edmund Rice WA Whadjuk Noongar Boodja-k yaakiny
Hello! Edmund Rice WA stands on Whadjuk Noongar Country

Ngalak kadatj Noongar burdiya wer moort
We acknowledge Noongar Elders and families

Nidja Whadjuk Noongar Boodja – Kalyakoorl
This is Whadjuk Noongar Land – Always

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Soccer Programs

Professional Sports Development

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icon soccer programs 1Common Goal

Common Goal is a joint initiative between Edmund Rice Centre WA, Western Australia Police Force, Football West, local governments, and local mosques. The program consists of weekly training sessions and weekend opportunities, including matches, excursions, and professional development. Participants are empowered through leadership training, education activities and opportunities to become physically active in a supportive environment.

The program aims to foster positive relationships between people from diverse communities, promote social cohesion and harmony among youth and strengthen police engagement with the community by providing fun and structured sporting activities.

THE COMMON GOAL SOCCER CURRENTLY RUN AT THREE LOCATIONS:

Southern River Lynwood Mirrabooka
Southern River ‘B’ Reserve Woodford Park Fragrant Gardens Reserve
Wednesdays, 4-6pm Monday, 4-6pm Thursdays, 4-6pm
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icon soccer programs 2Enriching Passion and Discipline for Sports

The ERCWA Soccer Programs began in 2012 with the launch of Edmund Rice Glory, which aimed to provide more structured, long term, high performance training to participants that were unable to access high level development opportunities. The soccer programs now operate at several locations and consist of weekly training sessions and extension opportunities, including matches and excursions, aiming to provide pathways into local clubs and development opportunities. In 2016, the Common Goal Soccer Academy launched as a joint initiative between Edmund Rice Centre WA, Western Australia Police Force, Football West, local governments, and local mosques.

The program aims to foster positive relationships between people from diverse communities, promote social cohesion and harmony among youth and strengthen police engagement with the community by providing fun and structured sporting activities. Participants are empowered through leadership training, education activities and opportunities to become physically active in a supportive environment. Our soccer programs target young people from multicultural and Indigenous backgrounds, as well as youth at risk, but are open to all.

THE SOCCER PROGRAMS CURRENTLY RUN AT TWO LOCATIONS:

Koondoola Ellenbrook
Tuesdays, 4-6pm Thursdays, 4-6pm