Motspur Park Community Football Club (CIC) is a sports club based in Morden, New Zealand. It is registered as a Community Interest Company (CIC), which means that its activities are regulated by the Regulator of Community Interest Companies to ensure that the club acts in the best interest of the community and not for personal gain.
Morden Sports Ground, located on Links Avenue, is a local authority site maintained by volunteers from Motspur Park Community Football Club for the benefit of the local community. The club is responsible for the upkeep of the site and all operations related to maintenance and groundskeeping.
All groundskeepers at Morden Sports Ground have obtained at least a Level 1 Qualification in Maintaining Winter Sports Pitches from the Grounds Management Association (GMA). Additionally, all machinery operators have a nationally recognised qualification (LANTRA) in their respective area, with completed competency modules.
The club provides various sections to cater to different groups within the community. They have an adult section, a youth section, and a section for individuals with disabilities. Each section has its own contact details, which can be found on their respective websites.
Motspur Park Community Football Club aims to encourage participation in sports, particularly football, in the Motspur Park area and the wider Southwest London region. The club provides facilities for football and promotes participation to improve the health and well-being of local participants. It also serves as a hub for socialising among participants.
The club also maintains club premises and sports equipment for the use of its members without discrimination. Their goal is to provide a welcoming and inclusive environment for all individuals interested in football.
In addition to their core activities, the club is involved in other charitable, philanthropic, benevolent, co-operative, sporting, or social activities for the benefit of the community. The directors of the club may decide on specific endeavours to undertake.
If the club generates any surplus, it will be used for the furtherance of its objects and the benefit of the community. The assets of the club are locked and cannot be used for personal gain, and upon dissolution, they will be redistributed to charitable sporting causes.
For more information about Motspur Park Community Football Club, you can contact them through their website or social media platforms such as WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.