Football
Football is widely considered to be the most popular sport in the world. The beautiful game is England's national sport
- See Also:
- Blind Football
An Overview of Football
It's fast, skilful, fun and open to everyone. Most of us have kicked a football around at some point. One of the real beauties of the game is that it can be a sport for life. Friends and children in the park, jumpers for goalposts. Its free, fun and one of the best ways to keep fit and healthy.
The FA, the governing body of football in England, is responsible for developing and regulating the game at all levels from international football to the grassroots.
There are six international disability squads, one for each specific impairment. These squads represent England in friendly internationals as well as in European and World Championships.
National Governing Bodies
Ossett Albion Juniors
Ossett Albion Juniors are a FA Charter Standard Club and welcome boys and girls off all abilities from U6's to U17's. Sessions are carried out in a fun and safe environment with the emphasis on player development.
Bradford City Community Foundation
Community Department of Bradford City Football Club.
we coach in schools, support disability football and deliver education programmes
Headingley Rovers FC
Headingley Rovers are an amateur football club who play in the Harrogate Claro Sunday League.
We have club facilities at New Headingley Club, St Michaels Road, Headingley.
Our home games are played at Roundhay Park pitches.
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Just Play Mars
Are you over 16 and just want to play football ? Then Just Play Mars provides just that..... A hour session for you to have a kick about at our fantastic facilities.
City Kick About
Our sessions are designed to be fun and engaging and very much like jumpers for goalposts style sessions. All sessions are drop in so feel free to come on down and bring your mates along as well!! Our coaches are very enthusiastic about these sessions and are committed to motivating and inspiring the young people that attend to do more than just play football.
City Kick About
Our sessions are designed to be fun and engaging and very much like jumpers for goalposts style sessions. All sessions are drop in so feel free to come on down and bring your mates along as well!! Our coaches are very enthusiastic about these sessions and are committed to motivating and inspiring the young people that attend to do more than just play football.
City Kick About
Our sessions are designed to be fun and engaging and very much like jumpers for goalposts style sessions. All sessions are drop in so feel free to come on down and bring your mates along as well!! Our coaches are very enthusiastic about these sessions and are committed to motivating and inspiring the young people that attend to do more than just play football.
City Kick About
Our sessions are designed to be fun and engaging and very much like jumpers for goalposts style sessions. All sessions are drop in so feel free to come on down and bring your mates along as well!! Our coaches are very enthusiastic about these sessions and are committed to motivating and inspiring the young people that attend to do more than just play football.
Football Foundation - Grow the Game
1:00am - Thu 31st December, 2020
The Foundation’s Grow the Game Scheme provides grants of up to £1,500 for the creation of new football teams and coaching qualifications, with money provided by The FA. The Scheme is delivered by the Foundation.
Club Cashback Scheme
The Club Cashback Scheme is a partnership between the Foundation and Club Website to support local clubs, raise much needed funds, and ensure future sustainability within the grassroots game.
Football Foundation - Respect Scheme
The FA and Foundation’s Respect barriers and Respect packs (made up of captains’ armbands, marshals’ bibs and Respect Signage) are available to football leagues and clubs to ensure there is good behaviour by players and parents alike in the grassroots game, with money provided by The FA and vouchers supplied by the Foundation.
Premier League & FA Facilities Fund
Not for profit organisations that are looking to refurbish their existing or develop new football facilities can apply for grants of up to £10,000 through the Football Foundation's Premier League & the FA Facilities Fund Small Grants Scheme.
The funding is available for the provision of capital items, or to refurbish/improve existing facilities.
Budweiser Club Futures
The programme aims to help clubs become more financially sustainable and play a bigger role in their local community. This is aimed at Football Clubs (non –league clubs in steps 5-7) with funding available between £50,000 to £100,000.
Club Administrator
Anstey Nomads FC a successful and growing Grassroots Football Club has a vacancy for a full time paid administrator to aid the Clubs operations
Community Casual Driver
AFC Bournemouth Community Sports Trust are looking to recruit a driver on a casual basis to transport Community participants to various locations locally and nationally.
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