We woke at sunrise and made an early start for a big day visiting 3 remote schools as we started past Kings Canyon & drove along the dirt road of the Mereenie loop heading towards Alice Springs. The landscape was amazing as we passed herds of wild horses and camels in the dry, deserted and

It was great to fly back into Central Aust amongst the vibrant colours of the outback on another road trip, delivering sports balls to kids in remote communities. We flew into Uluru & hit the road to head out to Lilla in Watarrka National Park near Kings Canyon. We spent the afternoon at Watarrka School

Thanks you to all the wonderful kids and teachers from Amoonguna School and Yuendumu where we flew up to Alice Springs to drop some balls of to the kids. It was another amazing trip meeting some great people who help us get our deliveries out as well as visiting the amazing sites and schools.

Thank you to David Hewitt and Blair McFarlane from Caylus in Alice Springs for assisting in distributing balls out to kids at the MacDonnell Shire Youth Team, the Gap Youth Centre and Tangenyere Youth Centre. The below photo is of one of the amazing Youth Leader workers at Santa Teresa Community, 80km east of Alice

Thanks to Dennis Bosingwa for assisting with helping the kids of Kenya receive new soccer balls donated by Melbourne schools. These kids are part of the Storm FC Academy in Kenya which supports youths and needy community through soccer education

Thank you to Glenn Hayles, Sports Coordinator from the Dept of Education - Katherine Region for assisting with the distribution of donated balls and footy boots to kids in N.T schools. Kids from Barunga, Mataranka, Borroloola, Bulman, Clyde Fenton and Jikminggan schools were delighted to receive their new equipment which were kindly donated from Melbourne

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On Wednesday 8th March 2018, OLA Cheltenham continued their fantastic support of the Have a Ball Foundation by hosting another 'bring a ball day'. It was another fun-packed morning with the kids who generously donation 348 sports balls to the foundation. OLA have had 8 events since kicking off the first ever school event back

Thank you to all the students at St.Kevins College in Toorak who kindly donated 777 balls to the Have a Ball Foundation. Your ongoing support is greatly appreciated. The balls will be distributed to a number of remote communities in the Northern Territory. Special thanks to Ben & Christian for their assistance.