Hull & East Yorkshire Powerchair Football Club are proud to relaunch the Try It campaign. After a successful, short period of running the campaign in late 2017 the club have decided to relaunch Try It for 2019. The Try It campaign was created in November 2017 with the aim of increasing awareness of powerchair football and the club in the Hull & East Yorkshire region with the sole purpose to increase participation. Following a successful short period it was decided to run the

Kai Gill (KG) asked our patron Neil Hudgell (NH) four questions on his thoughts of powerchair football and why disabled people should give it a try. KG: Neil, you have seen a powerchair football training session with the club, what were your thoughts when you first saw it? NH: I thought it was very well organised, very competitive and much fun. An army of committed volunteers really gave the place a friendly, inclusive feel. KG:Was you aware of the sport before you came? NH:

Hull & East Yorkshire Powerchair Football Club are proud to launch a unique and incentive campaign called Try It. The campaign is aimed to raise awareness of powerchair football and the club with a hope to increase participation in the local area including recruiting volunteers to help on match days. The club are hoping to add players to their competition teams and development team, but, if you don't want to compete we are more than happy for you to come and try the sport. Hu