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Parents, coaches and children discuss safety at Telstar sports club: 'Football is for everyone'

Parents, coaches and children discuss safety at Telstar sports club: 'Football is for everyone'

The municipality of Velsen and local football clubs organized a meeting with parents, trainers, and children to discuss safety and inclusivity within sports associations. The initiative emphasizes that football should be accessible and welcoming to everyone, ensuring a safe environment for all participants.

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