How far would you go to give your child a sense of belonging? - with Nick Canella

Hi everyone, This week on Wine with Wita, I sat down with Nick Canella,father of three, die-hard AC Milan fan, and the heart behind Football4All at Moorebank Sports Soccer Club. We talked about a father navigating the complexities ofraising a child with one of the rarest neuromuscular disorders in Australia: a condition so rare his son was the first recorded case in the country. In this conversation, Nick shares:⚽️ The heartbreak of hearing his son’s diagnosis and the weight of “we just don’t know what the future holds” ⚽️ The ripple effect on family, including how chronic stress impacted their health and relationships ⚽️The story of flying his son to Perth to meet his football hero, Olivier Giroud, and why it meant so much more than a photo opportunity ⚽️ How he realised there were so few opportunities for kids with disabilities to play sport, and what he did next ⚽️ The creation and incredible growth of Football4All, giving kids with additional needs a safe, inclusive space to play and belongDespite the challenges, Nick’s story is a reminder of howcommunity, hope, and a shared love of football can create lasting change.Lots of love, Rita Football4All at Moorebank Sports Soccer Clubis looking for volunteers to support kids with special needson and off the field. ⚽️ Get in touch today!This episode of Wine with Wita is brought to you by Nundies- soft, sensory-friendly absorbent pants for kids who need a little extra support with toileting. As a speechie and a mum, I know how helpful they can be fordelayed toilet training or sensory needs. They're gentle, breathable, NDIS-covered, and make everyday life that bit easier. Get 30% off your first order with the code WITA30 at ConfidenceClub.com.au.Disclaimer: the purpose of this podcast is to provide information. You must not rely on the information on this podcast as an alternative to speech and language therapy. You must always consult with a Speech Pathologist, GP and/or paediatrician if you have any concerns about your child's communication and/development