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By Angharad Evans Her Game Too is proud to announce a new partnership with C.D. Leganés, through its Foundation, making the club the first in Spain join the campaign. This exciting collaboration represents another important milestone in Her Game Too’s continued international growth and reinforces our commitment to creating a more inclusive game for everyone. By joining Her Game Too, C.D. Leganés is demonstrating their dedication to supporting the development of women’s foot

Her Game Too Cricket are excited to announce a brand-new partnership with Cricketqube - a community sport social enterprise delivering inclusive cricket and movement sessions across the North East and Yorkshire. Founded with a mission to make cricket “accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds”, the Community Interest Company (CIC) brings cricket to where people are - from schools, care homes, parks, and community spaces across the region, running fun and inclusive sess

Her Game Too Cricket are delighted to announce a partnership with Jenni Douglass Writes, author of ‘The Cricket Mystery’ series with Tess & Eddie – reaffirming the campaign’s commitment to work with authors and publishers to inspire, educate and celebrate women and girls in cricket and beyond. Through the adventures of Tess Walker, alongside her best friend Eddie, readers are transported to some of the most iconic grounds across the world, from Lord’s in England to the Sydne

Salisbury FC have partnered with Her Game Too, reinforcing the club’s commitment to ensuring football is a welcoming and safe space for women and girls across the local community. The National League South side enters the partnership at an exciting time in its journey. Under new ownership, the club has seen attendances rise, recently surpassed 10,000 Instagram followers, and placed renewed emphasis on community engagement and inclusivity. Salisbury FC’s Safety Officer, Tracy

Her Game Too is proud to announce a new partnership with the Oxfordshire Football Association, marking another significant step forward in our mission to champion safe spaces for women and girls in football. This collaboration feels particularly meaningful as we already work closely with several Oxfordshire clubs, including Oxford United, Abingdon United WFC, Easington Sports Football Club, AFC Didcot, Greater Leys Youth FC Girls and Tower Hill Football Club. Strengthening o