All Inclusive Football Coaching - AIFC

02/04/2026

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30/03/2026

🌈 A night to remember. A life worth celebrating. 🌈

On Saturday 13th June 2026, we’re bringing our community together for something truly special — Hugo’s Rainbow Ball at the Delta Marriott Hotel, Huntingdon.

Hugo was an incredible young man.
Full of life. Full of joy. Full of determination.

Despite everything he faced, he lived with a smile that lit up every room and a spirit that inspired everyone lucky enough to know him.

We sadly lost Hugo just weeks before his 16th birthday.
This evening is about celebrating his life — and continuing his legacy.

💙 All funds raised will support three organisations that were part of Hugo’s world:
• Sense
• Samuel Pepys School
• All Inclusive Football Coaching CIC

✨ What to expect
• Arrival drink
• 3-course meal & wine
• Live music & entertainment
• Auction & raffle with some incredible, unique prizes
• A room full of amazing people coming together for a powerful cause

🎟️ Tickets are £65
👉 Book here:
https://forms.gle/kJbsKZAL65BvU9kU8

🤝 We’re also looking for sponsors

We’d love to hear from businesses or individuals who want to be part of something meaningful:

• Table sponsors
• Prize sponsors
• Event partners
• Or any way you’d like to support

This is a chance to make a real impact while connecting with your local community.

📩 Get involved:
matt@allinclusivefc.org.uk clairelouisereece@icloud.com

🌈 Let’s make this a night Hugo would be proud of.

❤️ Please like, share, and tag someone who would love to come along.

22/03/2026

Another Pan Disability fixture, at a new venue this time, on the new surface Godmanchester Rovers FC.

We love these events and there is already some amazing football games being played. 😊

21/03/2026

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Happy World Down Syndrome Day from all of us at the Down's Syndrome Association! 💚🧦

We hope you have a great time celebrating, however you're spending your day! Make sure to wear your and badges to show your support for !

The theme for World Down Syndrome Day 2026 is 'Together Against Loneliness' - let us know in the comments how you are championing 'togetherness' this week.

Remember to tag us in all of your posts today. We'd also love to see your photos/videos of what you get up today/throughout Awareness Week - please send them to comms@downs-syndrome.org.uk if you're happy for them to be used on our social platforms.

World Down Syndrome Day

20/03/2026

Tickets are available now for Hugo’s Rainbow Ball - if you’re able to join us for a great night of fun on Hugo’s memory and to help raise money for some great causes, Saturday June 13th please sign up here:

https://forms.gle/b8DADYaKDJMLSyJn8

Or use the QR code below…

We have some very special and unique auction items too… we’d love you to join us. 🦀🌈

Sense Friends of Samuel Pepys School Hunts FA Huntingdonshire District Council The Hunts Post All Inclusive Football Coaching - AIFC Buckden Dribblers Peterborough, Huntingdonshire and Cambridgeshire Disability football St Neots Initiative Marriott Hotels Huntingdon Living NOTICEBOARD St Neots and surrounding villages St Neots Town Council Buckden Junior FC Owls Inclusion Development Buckden FC

15/03/2026

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Thinking of all those on Mothering Sunday who may be struggling today.

I am one of them…..

So let’s look at the positives and announce another amazing auction prize 🎉🍕

A table for 4 at Homeslice London courtesy of the wonderful Mark Wogan 🌈

14/03/2026

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1st AUCTION PRIZE REVEAL 🌈

4 TICKETS TO JO WHILEY’S 90’S DANCE ANTHEMS

Courtesy of the AMAZING Jo Whiley 🎧

12/03/2026

This Saturday come down to Buckden Pavilion during our junior games to help support Ward 2 Children’s Oncology at Addenbrookes Hospital.

Cakes and Sweet Treats
Bacon butties
Hot/Cold Drinks

12/03/2026

It’s been a while, but we’re back Little Miracles Charity again at HQ to work with some budding DofE learners….
It’s nice to be back with some familiar faces.

08/03/2026

All about Hugo 🌈

I’d like to introduce myself. My name is Claire. I have lived in St Neots for 11 years.

I love being part of this town and its community bringing up my children.

I moved to St Neots in 2015 so my son Hugo could go to Samuel Pepys school.

Lots of local people knew Hugo. He was quite simply an exceptionally wonderful little boy who I’m proud to call my son.

Hugo was born with CHARGE Syndrome, a rare genetic condition that affects a multitude of system defects which include heart condition, deaf, blind, kidney defects, swallow, speech and physical impairment.
His early life was very difficult and he faced many surgeries, extensive hospital admissions and fought very hard to survive.

But Hugo was born with a determination like no other, and unlikely to be seen again. He had an ability to be so very poorly and then simply bounce back as if nothing had happened. He was unique and extraordinary and quite simply brave beyond anything I’d ever known or seen in my life.

When Hugo was 5 he started at Samuel Pepys School and started a journey that was hard to begin with, but slowly became joyous, and for Hugo a daily routine that he adored. Hugo loved school and the familiarly, routine and structure that his condition required. He began to thrive.

Hugo was deaf and non verbal and during the lockdown era he became more independent and began a journey towards BSL which helped him Communicate and so he became fluent in sign language and his world opened up.

Hugo often had bouts of being very poorly but always wanted to know when he would be able to return to school.

As he grew he became independent, happy and a very familiar face around St Neots.
He loved people and made friends everywhere he went.
Hugo was always happy and loved life.
He loved the local Pocket parkrun, helping me with volunteering - which meant him sitting in a chair shouting and clapping and occasionally giving a high five or hug, and he loved Riverside St Neots Junior Parkrun, which often saw him pushing himself to complete both laps even if he should have stopped at one!

Hugo was a member of the Buckden owls football team and loved his Sunday sessions where he played with a tenacity that often gave the impression he was one day going to be the newest Team GB representative.

There wasn’t much Hugo couldn’t do or try and even if you said no, he’d have a go anyway.
Hugo loved life and was quite simply the most courageous young lad I ever met.

In November 2024 Hugo died very suddenly and unexpectedly. He has left a void in our world that is unimaginable and a huge loss to our community.

But I refuse to let Hugo’s name be forgotten.

So I have decided to create a legacy in his name.

Which is where Hugo’s Rainbow Ball has begun.

An evening of food, fun, music and laughter is everything that Hugo loved.

We are fundraising for Samuel Pepys school, SENSE Charity and All Inclusive Football Coaching.

Every penny raised will help these amazing charities and support what they did for Hugo and what they continue to do for children just like him.