Soziales 110 Projekte

VFL Diversity Days

• VfL Wolfsburg has been embracing social responsibility for many years, at all levels. Awareness of sustainable issues is strongly promoted at the club and is deeply embodied at VfL

Family AJA

• It is an educational project that supports the fight against violence and racism inside and outside of stadiums.

Anti-Hooliganism

• The club takes a stance against hooliganism that it calls the 3 F’s: Fair, Firm and Friendly.

Fan Embassies

• In 2008, the Fan Embassy in Geneva was hugely successful, counting many visits from fans, and setting the standard for future Fan Embassies, according to one Swiss organiser.

Football Supporters in their Cities

• The aim of the project is to organise structures that facilitate communication between football supporters associations and representatives of city authorities in Poland, in anticipation of the UEFA EURO 2012 tournament and beyond.

Supporter Liaison Officer

• Supporter Liaison Officers (SLOs) at clubs already exist in a limited number of European countries and primarily help improve the dialogue between the fans and the clubs they support.

Dementia Friendly Wellbeing

• Aberdeen FC Community Trust (AFCCT) received funding from Life Changes Trust to support dementia friendly communities.

Vålerenga Streetteam

• Vålerenga Football had already given former drug addicts work training since 2012.

Vitesse Hattrick

• Vitesse takes responsibility for social issues in the city. We aim at improving the quality of life, increasing sport participation and encouraging participants to study or work for the inhabitants of Arnhem, and especially for the residents which are in

KidFun – Education for Values

• The KidFun project means to support schools and families in the education of children, while developing their social skills and motivating them to discover and improve the fundamental values of conduct and life in society.

Victoria Heart — Helping through Football

• Football is the most popular sport in the Czech Republic, its West Bohemia part being no exception. This is one of the reasons why Viktoria believes that the successful should help those who are less fortunate in their lives.

Give Blood for the Maroon Color

• The project of Give Blood for the Maroon Color was set up to give back to the community, involving our fan base – one of the biggest in the country – to spread the word.

Start to Run

• Start to Run is a training programme that focuses on both starting runners and already advanced runners.

Girls Health & Well-Being Project

• This project commenced in September 2008 and aims to improve the health and well-being of teenage girls living in disadvantaged communities.

Eat for Goals!

• Its aim is to encourage children to lead more healthy lifestyles and to eat well.

Bakuva CSR. Fighting social exclusion through football

• The main objective is to try to develop the right personal and social values through football activities

Stars for Children

• The main idea was to organise a football tournament where our first team and various teams consisting of famous people were participating, at first in the stadium and later on the main square of Trenčín.

Let’s Make a Better City Together!

• The Legia Foundation decided to launch this initiative because we could see how much positive energy and willingness to act there is within our community and at the same time how much need for help and support there is in Warsaw and its surroundings.

Rangers Charity Foundation’s Partnership with Glasgow City Mission’s Winter Night Shelter

• The Foundation came up with an innovative fundraising idea – the Big Ibrox Sleep Out – which involved supporters sleeping out overnight in Ibrox Stadium to raise funds for the partnership.

Feyenoord Street League

• The Feyenoord Street League project was started to enhance the club’s visibility and impact in the community.

Strike a Balance

• The aim of this project, organised by Manchester City FC’s community arm, City in the Community (CITC) is to help young people in Manchester primary schools to eat healthier and take part in more physical activity.

FCB-Golf Trophy

• The FCB-Golf Trophy is a fundraising event that allows to provide money to our Foundation.

TNS Girls Get Active

• We consulted with Shropshire Public Health and decided to launch this project in partnership with StreetGames to increase female physical activity levels and improve wellbeing.

Let’s Play!

• The Let’s Play! project is a concept which is new to Ukraine, aimed at developing grassroots football.

FC Thun Special Training

• For FC Thun, it is important that mentally handicapped children can regularly play football together with normal children.

Let’s Play!

• The Let’s Play! project is a concept which is new to Ukraine, aimed at developing grassroots football.

Football Against Racism

• “Football against racism” was created in 2010. It is a football tournament for girls and boys as from the age of 12.

Endavant Igualtat

• The club’s Psychology and Methodology Department committed to this initiative for the benefit of the Academy players’ education and personal development, with a clear objective in mind

UN Women and Valencia CF

• UN Women and Valencia Club de Fútbol are jointly advocating for gender equality since 2015. The Spanish football team is the first sports club ever to become UN Women global partner.

ENABLE Crowd Research Solutions

• It has been demonstrated that science-led and dialogue-based solutions are an effective way forward for approaches to crowd management.

UN Women and Valencia CF

• UN Women and Valencia Club de Fútbol are jointly advocating for gender equality since 2015.

Valores Blanquiazules

• Málaga Club de Fútbol, via its Foundation and in collaboration with ‘la Caixa’ Social Project, is holding the Blue and Whites’ Values campaign for the second consecutive year, aiming to educate school children about the importance of values associated wit

FutbolNet – Rio de Janeiro

• FutbolNet is a social-intervention programme which uses football as an educational tool for the transmission of values and healthy habits to children and young people.

The Inclusive Football: Sport for All around the World

• One of the most important lines of action of the Real Madrid Foundation, which has increased its activity in recent years, is the integration of people with different abilities, for whom sport is an activity that improves their lives physically and emotio

Work Together

• We have a unique possibility to reach out where others cannot due to our position in the society.

Celtic FC Foundation Schools Music and Digital Programme

• Schools participate as part of day-to-day curriculum and through events and multi-school projects.

Recreation of Small Football Grounds

• In our cities there is less and less space for children to play football. We want to give the children that opportunity.

Einbach Fußball

• Football offers great opportunities for the inclusion of people with disabilities into sport because of its simple game idea.

Reintegration of Child Soldiers in Mali and Central African Republic

• The aim of the project both in Mali and in the Central African Republic is to contribute to the reconstruction of the social environment.

Variety

• The club finds it extremely important to help the community in any aspect. In this case, support was necessary for children and teenagers with special needs.

You Are Not Alone

• The project Υοu Are Not Alone (Δεν Είσαι Μόνος) has been launched in partnership with Puma, as a result of the urgent need for financial support for the Boarding School “Ag. Anargyroi” that houses 52 people with mental disabilities

Bleib am Ball

• For the past three years WERDER BEWEGT – LEBENSLANG has cooperated with partners from the psychosocial and therapeutic refugee aid. Within this cooperation, a number of training and recreational programmes for people who have experienced flight have start

Hannover Ist Bunt

• The projects title is “Hannover ist bunt“. We organised this project to welcome refugees and to point out the club’s position against racism and discrimination.

Der Hamburger Weg

• Concerning the education area, we launched the “Hamburger Weg Klassenzimmer”, a project that offers school kids the opportunity to take part in free learning sessions in the Volksparkstadion.

Kumpelkiste

• In cooperation with its fans, members, friends, sponsors and partners the club collects money-, in kind- and service-donations and distributes them once they are checked and sorted.

Willkommen im Fußball

• Borussia Dortmund is providing active help for the refugees: as part of the nationwide programme “Welcome to Football”, the BVB foundation started a new project to help young refugees aged between 16 and 20 to better integrate in society in the next two y

Path of Goodness

• Millions of people in Russia are living in the shadow of estrangement and indifference. Their capability is limited by various reasons. The Charity programme “Path of Goodness” is one of the social programmes which aims at solving the problems of people w

Youth@Work

• Youth@Work started up in 2011 as a part of the effort to combat youth unemployment in the city of Trondheim.

PSV United

• During the football season, a PSV in the community trainer gives a training session for the United team twice a week.

KidFun – Education for Values

• The KidFun project means to support schools and families in the education of children, while developing their social skills and motivating them to discover and improve the fundamental values of conduct and life in society.

Ajax Life Skills & Clinics

• The Ajax Life Skills & Clinics project is supported by ABN Amro. The project was set up to o er underprivileged children in Amsterdam the opportunity to exercise.

Muoversi Bene per Crescere Meglio

• The project is run by the Club’s CSR Department. It activates the AC Milan football schools network to support and develop the project at local level in the selected public primary schools and coordinates the local AC Milan football schools and the local

Playing Forward for Development, Equality and Peace

• There are about 19’000 refugees living in eastern Cameroon today. 12’000 of them are children under the age of 15. These, mostly Muslim, refugees ran away from the vicious civil war raging in Central African Republic (CAR).

Community Tournament

• The club decided to organise a summer tournament at its home ground in order to engage with the people of Tallaght – particularly young people. In so doing we better integrate with the community and grow our support base while giving something back to the

Football in Schools Programe – The Players’ Guide to Healthy Eating

• Eating healthier food helps children to concentrate for longer and learn more in school.

Game for Equality/Building Bridges

• Our Game for Equality and year-long equality work celebrates the club’s diversity and inclusion work.

Support “Baby Miracles”

• As the most successful team in Cyprus and the one with most fans, we want to give back to the community.

Cooperating with a Children’s Charity Organisation

• For the past years our club has cooperated with the local charity organisation “Í menniskjum góður tokki” (In humans we trust). The organisation offers to help families who are struggling financially.

Together We Move

• FC Levadia started with the campaign and activities dedicated to people with assistance dogs in 2015.

Show Racism the Red Card

• In 2000, Apollon Limassol FC spotted some racism problems, which could be seen in both the Cyprus society and in the stadiums between the fans.

KAA Gent Homeless Blue White

• KAA Gent is very much aware of its social responsibility and acts accordingly

Down for life

• By their late teenage years, individuals with Down syndrome vary widely in terms of their health, abilities and behaviour. This project attempts to cover this broad range of behaviour, success and challenge, recognising that most adults still do not have

Street Reds

• Manchester United Foundation uses football to engage and inspire young people to build a better life for themselves and unite the communities in which they live.

The players of Levski reward children

• The main goal of the project is to attract the attention of young Levski supporters and to involve them in the club’s policy of preserving human values, whose symbol is the patron of the Club, the national hero Vasil Levski.

Down for life

• By their late teenage years, individuals with Down syndrome vary widely in terms of their health, abilities and behaviour. This project attempts to cover this broad range of behaviour, success and challenge, recognising that most adults still do not have

Hele Nordjyllands Håndsrækning

• AaB donates 1 Danish Krone (DKK) per spectator at home league matches to a local charity.

Freedom from Torture

• The initial delivery from Arsenal focused on individual mentoring and access to accredited training courses.

RED & BLUE Schools

• The project is based on the realisation that problems at school take root at an early age, and that sport is a wonderful way of promoting education and helping youngsters along the path to success.

City Football Academy

• The City Football Academy project provides overarching benefits for football (sustainable youth development), community (land, educational and leisure facility donations) and local regeneration (environmental and economic).

Social Enterprise Academy

• The programme runs over 13 weeks with a focus on disengaged learners and the students achieve an accredited qualification for studying business and social enterprise.

Headspace

• Education of children and young people is an important priority for Esbjerg fB, and it applies to both elite athletes and other young people.

Action “Foot & School”

• Our project is a motivated football-based educational programme with boys and girls aged between 10 and 14 from the underprivileged neighbourhoods in Brussels.

ViolaFIT

• Football Clubs are more than just sports clubs. They are huge business units with many features such as compliance and social responsibility.

Refugee Integration

• The Irish FA Foundation is a charitable foundation that was set up in 2016.

Unite Against Racism

• This campaign demonstrated that – in order to deliver an awareness campaign at a major event, where much of the attention is on the football matches – it is important to engage with the media.

Strategic Plan 2008

• MTG gives young women and girls the chance to develop their leadership, organising skills and confidence through football.

Inter Campus

• Since 1997 Inter Campus formalises long-term and flexible cooperation agreements with reliable partners around the world supporting their social programmes in favour of children by adding the sport activity as an educational tool.

CAFE Disability Awareness and Etiquette Handbook

• CAFE – the Centre for Access to Football in Europe – has produced a short handbook to raise disability awareness, which offers clear and concise guidance on how to best communicate with a range of disabled supporters.

Show Racism the Red Card (SRTRC)

• Show Racism the Red Card is an anti-racist charity, established in January 1996.

Tiger Cubs

• The project aims to provide children with Down’s Syndrome the same benefits of being on a team as their able-bodied peers and to improve the participants’ overall physical, social and emotional health.

The Mondrian Education

• ADO Den Haag has received about 450 new Hagenaars (citizens of the Hague) each year since 2005. Each participate in an integration programme called the Mondriaan Education.

Social Integration Academies in Latin America

• The Real Madrid Foundation has built Social Integration Academies in Latin America to help and support underprivileged children through sport.

Football for All (abilities)

• This project strengthened the network of organisations concerned with disabled sport.

Moving the Goalposts

• Moving the Goalposts is a social inclusion project that is aimed at developing opportunities for Gypsy, Roma and Traveller (GRT) communities in West London to help access high quality football and sport.

KNVB WorldCoaches

• Local embedding - WorldCoaches are never trained solely by the KNVB: training always occurs in close collaboration with a local partner.

MOVE Project

• The project helps animators, sport teachers, primary school teachers and social workers develop their psychosocial and methodological skills...

Everton 4 Employment

• In Everton 4 Employment, participants work towards achieving vocational qualifications and attend a two week work experience placement at various companies in the area.

Emploi et formation

• One of its initiatives is to promote the social and professional integration of young people in the region of Paris.

Fan Guide 2011/2012

• The Guide, in a reader-friendly PDF format, welcomes all fans to Portsmouth’s Fratton Park stadium by incorporating all the details needed for a day visit.

The Fan Project Dresden

• This project is based on the concept of sports and national security and the statutory provisions of the SGB VIII (Child and Youth Care Act).

A Guide to Tobacco Free Mega Events

• The WHO has put together a guide to tobacco-free mega events for organisers.

SV Gio – Playing for Success

• The programme gives the kids a unique chance to develop their educational skills and talent together with the players and coaches from Feyenoord.

Off the Bench

• Off the Bench is a programme run by totaljobs.com and QPR in the Community Trust to help local unemployed get back to work.

Young Coach Education Programme

• The programme educated 30 young women and men from Antioquia and other regions of Colombia on how to organise quality football and social activities as a tool to promote reconciliation and coexistence.

Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)

• The students will enrol on a TEFL course and train in local schools for 4 months. They will then spend up to 8 months with one of the overseas schools, coaching football and teaching English.

EUROSCHOOLS 2008

• The objective of the project was to promote intercultural dialogue and fair play among school children in the 53 UEFA member association countries.

Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT) in Alexandra Town, Johannesburg

• The programme uses football as a means to build stronger cohesion within the community in Alexandra Township, Johannesburg between young people and the South African Police Service.

Inside Right

• Inside Right is being delivered by five professional football clubs that harness the power of football to assist young service men and women as they return to everyday life in the UK.

Environment Agency Partnership

• The Football League Trust is launching a partnership with the Environment Agency to improve environmental performance

The Premier League / Professional Footballers’ Association Community Fund

• In 2008, the Premier League and the Professional Footballers Association (PFA) launched a fund to provide all Premier League clubs with the chance to consolidate, develop and enhance the many programmes they now deliver in the community.

XICS International Network of Solidarity Centres

• The FC Barcelona Foundation established its ‘Xarxa Internacional de Centres Solidaris’ (International Network of Solidarity Centres – XICS). Through this network of centres distributed across different continents, the Foundation offers education, hea

Action for Health

• Action for Health is a partnership of professional and community agencies led by LFC. Its goal is to offer opportunities that motivate, encourage and signpost individuals to local events and services; to link the various agencies and to improve health in

20 Centres for 2010

• 20 Centres for 2010 was the official campaign of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™. Its aim is to create 20 Football for Hope Centres to promote public health, education and football in disadvantaged communities across Africa.

Know Your Neighbor

• This programme consists of unilateral lessons – held twice a week, in which children from a community share their thoughts, concerns and preconceived notions...

Football for Peace in Lebanon

• The cooperation between the Rockwool Foundation and CCPA started in 2008 and seeks to promote peaceful coexistence between conflicting groups in Lebanon. It uses football to stimulate the development of an active civil society built on equality and divers

Open Fun Football Schools

• Open Fun Football Schools is a humanitarian initiative using joyful games and the pedagogical “Fun Football concept” as tools to stimulate peaceful co-existence, gender equality, tolerance and social cohesion in countries and communities affected by war a

The Schools Programme

• Stoke City FC Community Programme follows the belief that by introducing young people to physical activities they can acquire a good physical condition, which in turn can lead to a better mental condition.

Football for Hope Festival 2010

• The festival marks the first time that the field of development through sport has been included as an official component of the World Cup.

Score for the Red Cross

• The project was unique in its approach of fundraising at a major sporting even

Entry 2 Employment

• Goal Getters, an initiative set up by Middlesbrough FC in the Community, runs a full-time programme for people aged 16-18 offering the opportunity to progress to employment, training or a vocational programme at a higher level.