ICAP is a great not for profit that works tirelessly to ensure children who live in rural and remote Australia gain equitable access to education. www.icpa.com.au The Alice Springs branch of the organisation contacted KBFK to ask us to sponsor a social development weekend for 5-14 year olds. We were delighted to help and provided kits as part of the superb ‘show bags’ put together by the organisers of the event. The kids got an

“Here is a team photo of our Girls with the Bulldogs Footy uniform on. Last Friday we participated in the Mc Leod Cup (named after Andrew Mc Leod, and run by him), and we ended up making it to the Grand Final. Unfortunately we were beaten by St Phillips College. The Girls loved the new uniforms and what better way to “unveil” them, than at the Mc Leod Cup. Once again, thank you for your

“In the Northern Territory, we have a variety of programs but our main focus in is to help families in need. The families that we work with are mostly referred to us via government agencies and we help to strengthen their capacity, and for a vast majority of families a little help and support over a 6-12 month period. The gear that we receive from organisations through Kit Bag For Kids is absolutely fantastic, the

Mt Allan School is in Yuelamu, an indigenous community 300km NW of Alice Springs, with around 70 students enrolled from Transition up into High School. The School’s wonderful classroom teacher contacted KBFK to seek support for their up and coming girls AFL team and the school students more generally. We were delighted to be able to help. “Hi Kit Bag For Kids, Thanks again for the football Guernseys. The students absolutely love them, they look

The team at KBFK has been working for a few months to pull together sports kits, trainers, water bottles and sports bags for a large group of students about to head off on a one week camp from a cluster of schools near Ilfracombe, QLD. The Principal at the largest School has been great to work with and it was fantastic to receive feedback and photos this week. Donations came from many groups but in

KBFK received a donation of super smart kits from North Sydney United FC. These shirts and shorts were among the smartest we have seen and just had to find a home at a soccer loving school. So we were pleased to enlist the help of our friend Dillon, a sports coordinator for NT schools. Dillon gave out the soccer strips to a school situated 300km away from Alice Springs. The main community is Arlparra which

“In PE we are really excited to have made links with Kit Bag For Kids who are donating 80 shirts free of charge for our pupils. We have a hockey tournament at Mount Isa in November where we are going to use these fabulous kits.” Marc Stirling, Teacher

“Once again the kids thought these shirts were fantastic, they really liked the colours and the older ones loved the little nicknames on the back. The kids were asking me where Mosman is and have stated there own little investigations into the place and people and so forth. Even the sponsors got the attention of the kids. The older kids really appreciated these shirts because they are good quality and it is something that they

Great to hear from our good friends in far North Queensland. It is nice to see kids in remote communities getting joy from these tremendous soccer kits donated by clubs in the Sydney area. The PE Department are really happy to continue our links with Kit Bag For Kids Limited this year. They provide hundreds of free kits for our ‘Athlete of the Week’ rewards. The student’s are thrilled with the kits.” Marc Sterling, PE

Kit Bag For Kids works with the wonderful people at Mainsbridge School who enrol students with moderate to severe intellectual difficulties. We delivered these smart kits, balls and boots just in time for an inter-school soccer event. Great kids and great teachers. We look forward to visiting again in the future.