Sarah Rhind survived 14 years in addiction and went on to become a footballer in Scotlands top flight. Her remarkable life story began in the north east of Scotland as a football-loving child in a supportive family - but one who struggled with dyslexia and self-harm. Descent into drug addiction framed her early adult life, but through the years of suffering came redemption. Her association with the charity Street Soccer - and a rediscovery of her love for the beautiful game - played a key role in her recovery. Through passion and determination she rebuilt her life and is now a coach/co-ordinator with Street Soccer Scotland, where she helps improve the lives of vulnerable people through sport on a daily basis
