Pitch Perfect, a green project devised by the Sheffield and Hallamshire County FA, was launched today (February 7), with staff from the FA grabbing their litter pickers in support. Pitch Perfect aims to encourage all grassroots ...
“Life has changed massively,” says Josh Deegan, who has lost eight stone thanks to playing grassroots football in the last two years. “I’m more confident now, I’m happier, I’m healthier and my outlook on everything is a lot more positive. ...
The FA Grassroots Coaching Bursary is a funding initiative set up to support our aim of increasing diversity among UEFA B Licence qualified coaches in England. If you’re a female coach and/or a coach from a Black, Asian or ...
The integration of refugees into Europe presents one of the greatest challenges, find out what football is doing. The greatest movement of people seeking refuge in Europe since the second world war is taking place across the continent. The ...
The National Inclusion Cup gives underprivileged children and young adults a chance to play football seriously, and it also changes lives Mumbai: In his little village, Oodlabarie in Assam, Hariskrishna loved to watch older kids playing football. Some of ...
The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has officially launched its foundation which will use the game to provide aid and social development to communities across the region. The AFC is already working on social responsibility projects in across Asia, including typhoon-hit ...
Because of Finland’s harsh winters, artificial pitches and indoor facilities are vital to ensuring football is possible all year round and UEFA’s HatTrick assistance programme has played a big role in making this a reality. “Of our more than 300 artificial ...
Scottish football clubs have helped more than 30,000 people take part in training, volunteering and exercise in a community engagement drive. Around 500 people completed new qualifications and a total of 30 stone was lost in weight by people taking part ...
From downtown New York to remote corners of India, sport is being used to break social barriers and address issues from homelessness to addiction In July, the Homeless World Cup saw more than 500 footballers – men and women from 52 ...
The changing demographics in the Republic of Ireland have given the Football Association of Ireland a unique opportunity to support inclusion and reach out to new members of its community through the medium of football. The FAI took the initial step ...
