Club, Community and Connection – Jason Sourasis, Western United FC

In a world where corporate football clubs often feel like faceless entities, Western United FC’s Jason Sourasis is a breath of fresh air. As the Club’s Head of Community and Partnerships, Jason is dedicated to building a sense of connection and belonging within the local community. With his passion and commitment to the club, Jason is shaping the way Western United FC interacts with the community, and we’re taking a closer look at the role he plays in making this happen.

Growing up in Melbourne, Jason has always been passionate about football. From playing the game as a young boy to watching the Socceroos take to the pitch, Jason’s love for the sport has only grown stronger with age. When the opportunity to join Western United FC as the Head of Community and Partnerships arose, he jumped at the chance to bring his passion to the forefront.

“So, when the opportunity to join Western United FC came about, I knew it was a chance to be part of something new and exciting,” Jason says. “As the Head of Community and Partnerships, I’m able to use my skills and experience to make a real difference in the community and create a sense of belonging for our fans and members.”

As someone who has spent years working in the sports industry, Jason knows the importance of community engagement. He has worked with high-profile clubs, teams, and organizations, using his expertise to develop and implement successful community programs. When he joined Western United FC, he was eager to bring his expertise to the table and make a positive impact on the local community.

“I’ve always been passionate about the social and community aspects of football,” Jason says. “As a club, we’re not just about winning games or competing at the highest level; we’re about building relationships and creating connections within the community. We want to make our fans feel like they’re part of something special.”

To achieve this, Jason has developed a range of initiatives that focus on building connections within the community. From schools and grassroots programs to community events and partnerships, Jason’s focus is on creating a sense of belonging and inclusivity for everyone involved.

One of the standout initiatives is the club’s School Program, which aims to promote football and physical activity in local schools. Through partnerships with local schools, Jason and his team provide coaching, resources, and equipment to support the next generation of footballers.

“It’s amazing to see the impact this program has had,” Jason says. “We’re not just introducing kids to the game, we’re teaching them valuable skills and values that will benefit them throughout their lives. It’s an incredible feeling seeing the kids grow and develop as players and individuals.”

Jason’s dedication to community engagement and connection is evident in every aspect of his work. From visiting schools and community events to partnering with local organizations, Jason is always on the move, spreading the message of Western United FC’s commitment to the community.

When asked what drives his passion for community engagement, Jason simply states, “For me, it’s all about making a difference. We’re not just a football club; we’re a part of the community. We’re here to support and give back, and I’m proud to be a part of that journey.”

As the club continues to grow and develop, it’s clear that Jason Sourasis is the driving force behind the scenes. His passion for the community, his commitment to the club, and his dedication to building connections are all qualities that make him a shining example of what it means to be part of Western United FC.

As you can see, Jason Sourasis is far more than just a member of the Western United FC team – he’s a friend to the community, a champion for the club, and a driving force behind the scenes. Whether you’re a fan or a part of the community, it’s clear that Jason’s passion for building connections and making a difference is something that will continue to inspire and uplift everyone involved with Western United FC.