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Women's Changing Facility, Gt Eccleston

The project will build a new changing facility for women and girls at Gt Eccleston Cricket Club, promoting inclusivity and accessibility in cricket by providing essential amenities for female players.

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The idea

The project aims to construct a new changing facility for women and girls at Great Eccleston Cricket Club, enhancing their participation in cricket teams. Currently, women and girls face challenges in accessing proper facilities, which can deter them from engaging in the sport. By providing dedicated changing rooms and showers, the project will ensure that female players have the same amenities as their male counterparts, promoting inclusivity and accessibility in cricket. The initiative involves replacing and remodelling existing structures, including the groundkeeper's garage, to accommodate the new facility. This development is expected to significantly reduce barriers for women and girls aspiring to compete at higher levels in cricket, fostering a more supportive environment for female athletes in the community.

What we'll deliver

  • A new Women and Girls' Changing Facility
  • A replacement Groundkeeper's Garage

Why it's a great idea

The project contributes positively to society by promoting gender equality and healthy lifestyles through our community cricket club:
Club Development: Fostering a diverse and inclusive environment and attracts more women and girls to participate.
Community Engagement: Encourages local participation in sports, strengthening community ties and promoting teamwork.
Empowerment of Women: Provides women with equal access to facilities, empowering them to pursue cricket, boosting confidence and self-esteem.
Health and Well-being: Promotes a healthy lifestyle by encouraging physical activity.
Role Models: Inspires future generations of female athletes, creating role models who motivate others to engage in sports.
Social Change: Challenges gender stereotypes in sports, fostering a culture of equality and inclusivity in the community.
Long-term Growth: Supports the growth of women's cricket, leading to greater participation at competitive levels and greater visibility for female athletes.

Steps to get it done

  • Planning Application Sign Off
  • Foundations Laid
  • Construction of Changing Room
  • Construction of replacement Groundkeeper's Garage
  • First Fix Electrics
  • Final Finishing
  • Commissioning of facility

Location

Great Eccleston Cricket Club
Great Eccleston Cricket Club, founded in 1876, is ... Learn More