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WA woman continues late brother's football dream

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A 19-year-old woman in Western Australia is honouring her late brother's football dream. Mayada Ali is involved in a program that uses the beautiful game to foster inclusion. She says her brother's passion for football was his gift to her that she now wants to give to others.
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