PRS Inclusion Services Gives Back To South Shields FC & The Local Community!

Today, PRS Inclusion Services partook in a litter pick on Shaftesbury Avenue, where the home of South Shields FC, 1st Cloud Arena, is located. This initiative aimed to raise funds for Children’s Cancer North after their donation pot was stolen during a break-in at the 1st Cloud Arena last Tuesday.

As a group, they collected several bags of rubbish from Shaftesbury Avenue. This selfless act not only supports the club and Children’s Cancer North but also benefits the local community and environment by cleaning up the streets.

South Shields FC Commercial Director Carl Mowatt praised the efforts, stating, “I personally love what PRS stands for, and admire Pam and her team! What they bring to the community is invaluable, and I so look forward to a Tuesday to see all the smiling faces from those who come to the ground with PRS.”

Pam, the owner of PRS Inclusion Services, expressed her pride in collaborating with South Shields FC, saying, "PRS Inclusion Services are proud to work in partnership with South Shields Football Club. Being part of our community in South Tyneside is so important and beneficial to our Learners who do sports activities & a variety of courses at the club on a weekly basis. As well as contributing by fundraising, volunteering and taking up work placement opportunities. And obviously attending the games and supporting the team. PRS sponsors the accessible viewing stand and attends the business club: truly raising awareness of equality, diversity & inclusion."

PRS Inclusion Services has been dedicated to providing high-quality training, education, and outreach services to disabled people since 2000. Their mission is to empower individuals with disabilities to make confident life decisions and pursue learning and development opportunities. They work closely with experts to ensure that each opportunity meets the needs of those they serve.

Both SSFC and PRS would like to thank everyone who participated, including parents, carers, and those who donated to the cause.