Premier League Kicks is a flagship programme established by the Premier League in 2006 to encourage sports participation in youngsters from some of the most high-need areas within local communities.
The initiative offers free workshops and football and sports sessions to provide kids with the opportunities and support to reach their full potential.
The programme encourages young people by getting them involved in constructive activities, such as a wide variety of sports, coaching projects, music, education, and personal development. Since its conception Premier League Kicks has seen communities across the country transformed with greater football and sports participation rates and authorities reporting significant reductions in anti-social behaviour in the same area.
The programme started with four pilot projects. These were based at Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City, Fulham, and Brentford. Since then, it has engaged more than 300,000 young people at hundreds of venues across the country.
It also encourages thousands of youngsters to find routes into education, training and employment with volunteering offered in multiple fields.
What is Premier League Kicks?
It’s a programme set-up to inspire children and young people to achieve their potential and improve their wellbeing, working together to build stronger, safer, and more inclusive communities.
What’s their Mission Statement?
To use the reach and appeal of the Premier League and network of professional football clubs to regularly engage children and young people of all backgrounds and abilities in football, sport and personal development – providing a trusted, positive influence in high-need areas across England and Wales.
Aims:
To increase playing, coaching and officiating opportunities in football and a range of sports between the ages of eight to eighteen years.
To enhance physical and mental wellbeing, including self-esteem, ambition, and social skills.
To strengthen communities with a culture of volunteering, social action, and positive role models – supporting education, training, and employment pathways (focusing on 16-25 years).
To work in partnership with young people, the police, and other stakeholders to support the younger generation with the societal challenges they face and to improve community safety.
To inspire young people to develop positive, supportive relationships with one another and the authorities.
To promote integration and champion equality, diversity and inclusion.
Premier League Kicks Inclusive Youth Hub
Our weekly Youth Hub provides a free, welcoming, and supportive environment for young people with SEND to attend and participate in a range of engaging activities alongside dedicated staff. Sessions are kept to small group sizes to ensure personalised support and include activities such as board games, arts and crafts, football, and other sports.
Launching 21st October. Don’t miss out!
Every Wednesday 6 – 7 PM,
Millbrook Combined School, Mill End Rd, High Wycombe HP12 4BA, UK
Join our free weekly football sessions and enjoy playing with friends in a positive, supportive, and welcoming environment. Have fun, build confidence, and develop your football skills.
SIGN UP FORM FOR ALL SESSIONS – https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/495BJKTtPv
Meet the project team
Jemma Carr
Jemma.Carr@wwfc.com
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