National Inclusion Week: Musselburgh Windsor sign to Team United which enables autistic children to play team sports

Tuesday 24 September 2024 10:31, UK

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As part of National Inclusion Week, Musselburgh Windsor, one of Scotland's oldest youth football clubs, have signed up to Team United, which enables autistic and Neurodiverse children in Scotland to feel included while playing team sports.

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