Community Trust Newsletter
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We had a great summer at Battery Park, Wemyss Bay, Port Glasgow and Dunoon but special thanks goes to Mark Farrell, Groundsman, Morton FC for allowing GMCT to deliver their first week of summer camps at Cappielow Park.
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Community Teams
by Brian McLaughlin
The last month has seen all community teams attending two training sessions per week and playing league fixtures. All the kids have shown excellent attitude to their new and current coaches.
We have also invited six boys to attend our community teams on a trial basis, all who have been excellent. Furthermore, two of our 2003 squad continue to train and play with our academy squad along with one of our 2004 squad who has also started training, with the hope of all 3 gaining a place in the academy teams in the future.
Well done to all the coaches and players and keep up the hard work.
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Community Trust Office News
By Karen Welsh
It’s been a busy few months in the Community Trust Office with new members of staff joining the team at Cappielow. Firstly, Gordon McKillop joined us two months ago as our new Education & Employability Manager. Brian McLaughlin then joined our busy office as Assistant Community Engagement Manager. Our current CEM, Tom Elliott, is now leaving us on Friday as he moves to Hibernian FC and so Brian has been appointed as Tom’s replacement.
We have also been lucky to secure two more contracted staff via the very successful SCVO partnership, Community Jobs Scotland and so earlier this month Deborah Mole was appointed Admin Assistant and Jaymie Wiggins was appointed Community Coach. These jobs are great for gaining experience within the workplace, either office based or our delivering coaching sessions.
We are delighted to welcome everyone on board over the past two months and wish Tom all the best and good luck with his new role at Hibernian FC. He has laid an excellent foundation from which the Community Trust can only take forward and develop under Brian’s guidance.
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About Us
The Greenock Morton Community Trust is a registered charity, bringing together Greenock Morton Football Club and Greenock Morton Supporters’ Trust, with the aim of using the Morton brand to deliver quality community coaching and social inclusion programmes to people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds across the Inverclyde area.
Follow us on Twitter @mortoncommunity and Facebook.com/MortonCommunity
Scottish Charity No: SC040819