“He has spoken about the challenges he has faced due to having a stammer, and so has visited different schools where Wolf Words is delivered to support children with speech and language needs across the local community.
“Louanne signed for Wolves Women last summer, and has made a hugely positive impact on the Foundation across this first year.
“She has visited so many different projects, including our Sporting Chances Christmas event for young people with SEND, our Yo! Active netball programme, and a Premier League Primary Stars tournament.
“What Joao and Louanne always do on every single visit is make sure they are fully aware of the specific project they are visiting, and go above and beyond to make it a really powerful and worthwhile experience for our participants.”
Louanne received the trophy following Wolves Women’s final home game of the season and prior to securing promotion to WSL 2, and Joao his award, along with the club’s Community Player of the Year award, at the Compton training ground this week.
A huge congratulations and thank you to Joao and Louanne for their support, and to Lisa Hollis, Louis Borrill and Wolves’ Player Care team for all their help.