A blog for dads and others involved in the Gloucestershire KickStart 5-a-side football men's health and parenting programme
Monday, 9 February 2009
All Stars V All Whites
Given the snowy conditions outside, if All Whites were hoping for a goal blizzard inside GL1 they found it coming at them in the shape of All Stars and an 18 goals to 2 defeat. Unfortunately this time around neither team were able to undertake the health activity as the health and parenting activities adjudicator was involved in a health activity of her own - assisting someone involved in an accident. However, there will be a chance to undertake the activity again - it's the Sexual Health Activity - at the teams next games; it will just mean having to undertake 2 activities on a matchday rather than one. Alternatively, you can download the activity from the sidebar, complete it and hand it in at your next match.
Whilst no health activities were completed, we're aware that All Whites have handed in completed dads activities downloaded from the blog sidebar. Points from these will be added to All Whites points tally as soon as we have them; a lesson for other teams to take note perhaps!
In terms of the table - positions remain as per the previous week, with All Stars points scored from football not being enough to catch up with All Whites.
I'm the logo and mascot of the Gloucestershire KickStart 5-a-side football men's health and parenting initiative. Take a glance through the blog to find out what it's all about...
A regular supervised dads and kids club runs at Bartongate Children's Centre in Gloucester every Saturday morning. For further details contact Ismail Ginwalla on 01452 417593.
Childcare may be available for KickStart players children at the Dads and Kids club on matchdays - if you give enough notice. The carers are registered childcare professionals. You can score KickStart points by attending the dads and kids club. More detail here: Kick off! ( information about childcare)
Free Chlamydia testing and treatment in Gloucestershire!
Chlamydia is the most common sexually transmitted infection - it's estimated that as many as 1 in 10 young people carry this infection; the real downside is that it often has no symptoms - especially in men, and that it can do a lot of damage to your fertility - and that of any female partners if it is left untreated. The good news is that it is easily treated and that the test for it is free, simple and painless - usually nothing more than peeing into a plastic bottle, followed by a course of antibiotics if your test is positive. For further info go here : Free Chlamydia testing and treatment Remember - it's 'Best 2 Test!'
Gloucestershire Stop Smoking Advice Service
Support and advice for people who are motivated to quit smoking.
If you want to make some comments about the match, add a bit of banter - or if you have any questions about your health, or questions about where you can get help for yourself, your child, and your family and you live in Gloucestershire, post them here and we'll try to answer them.
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