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🌟 NexxtGen Football's Steve Halls Joins CHARS Youth FC for Charity Football Match! 🌟




@charsyouthfc @ndcs_uk @joewestmacott



We are thrilled to announce that NexxtGen Football's very own Steve Halls will be part of the management team for CHARS Youth FC's Charity Football Match on Sunday, March 24th, 2024, kicking off at 2pm at Goffs Academy, Goffs Lane, Cheshunt, Waltham Cross EN7 5QW. This exciting event aims to raise vital funds for the National Deaf Children's Society (NDCS).


About the National Deaf Children's Society:


The NDCS is an extraordinary charity dedicated to empowering deaf children and their families. Their mission transcends mere assistance; they strive to create a world where every deaf child can thrive, irrespective of their level of hearing loss.


NDCS provides a plethora of services, ranging from educational resources and family support to advocacy for inclusive policies. Their initiatives span from ensuring access to quality education for deaf children to fostering a sense of community and belonging.


How Every Donation Makes a Difference:


At NexxtGen Football, we wholeheartedly believe in the power of collective action for a cause, and supporting NDCS allows us to make a meaningful impact. Every donation, regardless of its size, aids NDCS in continuing its vital work, supporting deaf children and advocating for a society that embraces their unique needs.


Whether it's supplying educational materials, facilitating family support networks, or advocating for policy changes, NDCS relies on the generosity of individuals and communities. This Charity "In-House" Tournament isn't just about the goals scored on the pitch; it's about scoring a victory for a cause aligned with our values of inclusivity and community support.



We warmly invite you to join us and show your support for this incredible cause. Let's come together for an afternoon of football, fun, and fundraising!


Best wishes,



Charity Football Match for Oakley: A Rally of Support on the Pitch




For tickets contact: @wanderingcrows


Thanks also to @ware_fc / @ladsspeakoutfc_2023 & @memoryscentsx


In the heart of Ware, a community unites for a cause that transcends the boundaries of a football pitch. On Sunday, 17th March, at 6 pm, the hallowed grounds of Ware FC Stadium at Wodson Park will bear witness to a charity football match—more than a game, a testament to compassion, resilience, and the power of coming together for a greater cause.


The stadium, a splendid venue with its covered expanse, ensures that the elements won't dampen the spirits of those gathered to show their support. A welcoming clubhouse, complete with a bar and snacks, adds an extra layer of warmth to the atmosphere, creating a space where hearts beat in unison for little Oakley (@acornupdates)


The driving force behind this initiative is the remarkable Wandering Crows FC, a team whose commitment extends beyond the confines of football. With every match they play, they raise awareness and vital funds for charities that touch lives and make a difference. Their opponents, Lads Speak Out FC, join them on the pitch, carrying the torch for men's mental health—a cause that resonates deeply in the hearts of many.


The clash of these two teams is not just a display of skill and sportsmanship; it's a declaration that, together, we can bring about change. It's an embodiment of the belief that the pitch isn't just a battleground for goals but a canvas where stories of hope and support are painted with every kick of the ball.


Amidst the cheering crowd and the competitive spirit, the true goal emerges—to create a future where little Oakley's potential knows no bounds. As the teams face off, supporters in the stands become champions for a cause that extends beyond the field—a cause that touches the life of a little boy and his family.


The match is not just an event; it's a celebration of community, a coming together of hearts that beat in harmony for a shared purpose. It's an opportunity to make a tangible difference, where the purchase of a ticket becomes a gesture of solidarity, a step towards a brighter future for Oakley.


Tickets, priced at £7 for adults and free for children, are not just entry passes; they are tokens of support, contributions to a cause that tugs at the heartstrings of everyone involved. To secure your place in the stands and be part of this inspiring event, reach out to @WanderingCrows on social media, where the journey of support for Oakley continues.


The stalls surrounding the stadium add to the festive atmosphere, with the delightful presence of Memory Scents—a cherished contributor to the cause. In the midst of the football fervor, these stalls serve as reminders that, beyond the pitch, a community stands united, offering hope, love, and the promise of a better tomorrow.


As the whistle blows and the match unfolds, Ware FC Stadium transforms into a stage where the rallying cry for Oakley echoes loud and clear. Join this collective surge of support, witness the magic of unity on the pitch, and be part of a story that goes beyond football—a story of compassion, resilience, and the unwavering belief that, together, we can make a difference.


Best wishes,








Oakley's Journey: A Call for Support in the Face of Microcephaly, Lissencephaly, and Epilepsy





Follow: @acornupdates


In the tapestry of life, there are stories that touch the very core of our humanity, stories that unfold with challenges and triumphs, and stories that inspire us to rally together in support. Oakley's journey is one such narrative—a tale of resilience, love, and a community coming together for a little boy facing the complexities of Microcephaly, Lissencephaly, and Epilepsy.


Oakley, a tiny warrior, arrived in this world, bringing immeasurable joy to his parents. However, their journey into parenthood took an unexpected turn when, at just two days old, they received the heart-wrenching news that Oakley has a rare brain condition. The diagnosis cast a shadow of uncertainty, revealing the potential challenges that lay ahead—blindness, deafness, immobility, and the need for lifelong care.


As parents, they made a solemn pact—a commitment to weather the storm together and not let the diagnosis shatter their family. Microcephaly and Lissencephaly were formidable adversaries, but Oakley's family stood undeterred, embracing the privilege of being his guides through the intricacies of life.


The initial days were a whirlwind of emotions as Oakley spent a week in intensive care, separated from his parents due to the cruel constraints of circumstance. Frequent visits to the hospital became their routine, each moment marked by a longing to hold their fragile son close.


Months passed, and new challenges emerged. A sudden and unexpected seisure marked a turning point. Over six weeks, Oakley's seisures intensified, culminating in a harrowing episode of 'status epilepticus.' Faced with the heart-wrenching decision to electively intubate Oakley, his parents embarked on an agonising journey into the unknown.


The scene in the hospital room was a tableau of parental despair—Oakley, sedated and connected to machines, his tiny frame bearing the weight of a medical arsenal aimed at quelling relentless seisures. The decision to transport him to Great Ormond Street Hospital added another layer of anguish, but miraculously, Oakley's condition stabilised, paving the way for extubation.


From that pivotal moment, Oakley's journey has been a tapestry woven with hospital stays, seisures, and an unwavering determination to provide him with the best possible life. A complex form of epilepsy further compounds the challenges, demanding constant medication adjustments and meticulous care. The top neurologist in the country now specialises in Oakley's conditions, offering a glimmer of hope amid the uncertainties.


Yet, the NHS's reactive approach leaves Oakley's family yearning for proactive interventions. Amid their quest for a better life for Oakley, they've discovered DMI (Dynamic Movement Intervention)—a specialised therapy showing remarkable results for children with neurodisabilities. However, this avenue comes at a financial cost, adding to the already burgeoning expenses of aids, sensory equipment, and potential additional therapies.


The road ahead is long, filled with the promise of intensive therapy programs and the potential for a brighter future. Oakley's family envisions monthly DMI sessions, equating to approximately £12,000 per year—a cost that extends beyond the horizon of their current resources.


This is where the community becomes an integral part of Oakley's narrative. A plea for support echoes through the lines of Oakley's story, a call to contribute towards a fundraiser that seeks to provide him with the therapy, aids, and equipment needed for a life filled with possibilities.


As we navigate the complexities of Oakley's journey, each donation becomes a beacon of hope, a testament to the collective strength of a community rallying behind a little boy and his family. The challenges may be formidable, but with each act of kindness, we affirm that Oakley is not alone—that his story, intertwined with Microcephaly, Lissencephaly, and Epilepsy, is one that resonates with hearts around the world.


If you feel compelled to contribute, your support will be a lifeline for Oakley and his family, lighting the path towards a future where his potential knows no bounds.



Together, we can make a difference in Oakley's journey—one filled with love, resilience, and the unwavering belief that, as a community, we can be the change in this little warrior's world.


Best wishes,



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