Kinder+Sport Football League Kids and Girls Cup

“We are delighted to be supporting the Football League Kids and Girls Cup competitions, to get children across the country involved with and excited about playing sport and getting active. Led by clubs in their regions, the tournaments provide children with a truly unique opportunity to be exposed to the world of professional sport, and we hope that they are inspired to remain active following this.”

National Citizen Service

“ At NCS Trust, we are proud to work with The Football League Trust. They have delivered life changing Nation Citizen Service experiences for young people across the country since our pilots in 2011. Their reach into communities, their passion and their commitment have made them great partners over the past four years as NCS has reached over 100,000 young people. We are excited to be working with them in the years ahead as we reach our goal of engaging one million young people by 2020.”

Network Rail: Keeping Children on the Right Tracks

“We know of too many incidents where seemingly harmless pranks or games along the tracks have resulted in painful injury or even death. The Football League Trust and the clubs involved can help us raise awareness of the dangers and engage children in something much more positive. The results will be a safer community and better running railway for all.”

Open University BA (Hons) Business Management (Sport and Football)

“Right from the start it’s been really powerful. The Football League Trust have been able to open up access to players and stadia as well as a range of people that can talk about the business of football. This really helps bring this new degree to life”

The Football Association

“ By working together with The FLT we have been able to put together a programme that offers more opportunities to play the game for females aged 14+ and the sheer numbers of participants after only one season have been terrific. The amount of clubs that are now offering employment to females and also opportunities in volunteering and coach development in the female game is so exciting for the future of our game.”

Kinder+Sport Football League Kids and Girls Cup

“We are delighted to be supporting the Football League Kids and Girls Cup competitions, to get children across the country involved with and excited about playing sport and getting active. Led by clubs in their regions, the tournaments provide children with a truly unique opportunity to be exposed to the world of professional sport, and we hope that they are inspired to remain active following this.”

National Citizen Service

“ At NCS Trust, we are proud to work with The Football League Trust. They have delivered life changing Nation Citizen Service experiences for young people across the country since our pilots in 2011. Their reach into communities, their passion and their commitment have made them great partners over the past four years as NCS has reached over 100,000 young people. We are excited to be working with them in the years ahead as we reach our goal of engaging one million young people by 2020.”

Network Rail: Keeping Children on the Right Tracks

“We know of too many incidents where seemingly harmless pranks or games along the tracks have resulted in painful injury or even death. The Football League Trust and the clubs involved can help us raise awareness of the dangers and engage children in something much more positive. The results will be a safer community and better running railway for all.”

Open University BA (Hons) Business Management (Sport and Football)

“Right from the start it’s been really powerful. The Football League Trust have been able to open up access to players and stadia as well as a range of people that can talk about the business of football. This really helps bring this new degree to life”

The Football Association

“ By working together with The FLT we have been able to put together a programme that offers more opportunities to play the game for females aged 14+ and the sheer numbers of participants after only one season have been terrific. The amount of clubs that are now offering employment to females and also opportunities in volunteering and coach development in the female game is so exciting for the future of our game.”

Kinder+Sport Football League Kids and Girls Cup

“We are delighted to be supporting the Football League Kids and Girls Cup competitions, to get children across the country involved with and excited about playing sport and getting active. Led by clubs in their regions, the tournaments provide children with a truly unique opportunity to be exposed to the world of professional sport, and we hope that they are inspired to remain active following this.”

National Citizen Service

“ At NCS Trust, we are proud to work with The Football League Trust. They have delivered life changing Nation Citizen Service experiences for young people across the country since our pilots in 2011. Their reach into communities, their passion and their commitment have made them great partners over the past four years as NCS has reached over 100,000 young people. We are excited to be working with them in the years ahead as we reach our goal of engaging one million young people by 2020.”

Network Rail: Keeping Children on the Right Tracks

“We know of too many incidents where seemingly harmless pranks or games along the tracks have resulted in painful injury or even death. The Football League Trust and the clubs involved can help us raise awareness of the dangers and engage children in something much more positive. The results will be a safer community and better running railway for all.”

Open University BA (Hons) Business Management (Sport and Football)

“Right from the start it’s been really powerful. The Football League Trust have been able to open up access to players and stadia as well as a range of people that can talk about the business of football. This really helps bring this new degree to life”

The Football Association

“ By working together with The FLT we have been able to put together a programme that offers more opportunities to play the game for females aged 14+ and the sheer numbers of participants after only one season have been terrific. The amount of clubs that are now offering employment to females and also opportunities in volunteering and coach development in the female game is so exciting for the future of our game.”

Kinder+Sport Football League Kids and Girls Cup

“We are delighted to be supporting the Football League Kids and Girls Cup competitions, to get children across the country involved with and excited about playing sport and getting active. Led by clubs in their regions, the tournaments provide children with a truly unique opportunity to be exposed to the world of professional sport, and we hope that they are inspired to remain active following this.”

National Citizen Service

“ At NCS Trust, we are proud to work with The Football League Trust. They have delivered life changing Nation Citizen Service experiences for young people across the country since our pilots in 2011. Their reach into communities, their passion and their commitment have made them great partners over the past four years as NCS has reached over 100,000 young people. We are excited to be working with them in the years ahead as we reach our goal of engaging one million young people by 2020.”

Network Rail: Keeping Children on the Right Tracks

“We know of too many incidents where seemingly harmless pranks or games along the tracks have resulted in painful injury or even death. The Football League Trust and the clubs involved can help us raise awareness of the dangers and engage children in something much more positive. The results will be a safer community and better running railway for all.”

Open University BA (Hons) Business Management (Sport and Football)

“Right from the start it’s been really powerful. The Football League Trust have been able to open up access to players and stadia as well as a range of people that can talk about the business of football. This really helps bring this new degree to life”

The Football Association

“ By working together with The FLT we have been able to put together a programme that offers more opportunities to play the game for females aged 14+ and the sheer numbers of participants after only one season have been terrific. The amount of clubs that are now offering employment to females and also opportunities in volunteering and coach development in the female game is so exciting for the future of our game.”