The Premier League Kicks programme is a national project delivered across the UK by professional football clubs.
We use the hook of Southend United to engage with young boys and girls aged 11-19 in deprived areas across Southend through the power of sport.
Daily sessions run throughout the week, whereby young people can enjoy free football in a safe and enjoyable environment, consequently reducing crime rates and anti-social behaviour in the local community.
CURRENT SCHEDULE:
Monday: Eversley Centre 4G AstroTurf (SS13 2EF) | 4.45-6.45pm | 11-19 Years
Monday: Hullbridge Sports FC (SS5 6BJ) | 5-7pm | 11-19 Years
Tuesday: Waterside Farm Leisure Centre (SS8 9RA) | 4-6pm | 11-19 Years
Wednesday: The King John School (SS7 1RQ) | 3-4.30pm | School Pupils (Girls Only Session)
Thursday: Waterside Farm Leisure Centre (SS8 9RA) | 4-6pm | 11-19 Years
Friday: Garon Park (SS2 4FA) | 5-7pm | 11-19 Years
For more information, please contact Dan Hall on 01702 341351 or [email protected]
The Every Player Counts programme supports the EFL Trust’s aim of increasing sports participation for all.
The programme covers a wide range of disabilities with the simple aim of getting more people involved in sport, tailored to the specific needs of the local community.
Our aim at SUCET is to have pan-disability football pathways that will enable young disabled people aged 11-19 living in South East Essex to play football and progress to the level they are able to achieve.
Strong relationships have been developed with special schools whereby our coaching staff provide lunchtime clubs and in-school PE provision including football, multi-sports and teambuilding activities.
Additionally, after school clubs, holiday camps, player visits, stadium tours, match tickets and event opportunities to young people living with pan disabilities are provided.
For more information, please contact April Smith on 01702 341351 or [email protected]
BBC Children in Need is the BBC's UK corporate charity, with money raised by the public to help make a difference to children who need support.
With the help of BBC Children in Need funding, we're engaging with 105 participants aged 10-18, 65 participants aged 10-15 and 40 participants aged 16-18 from May 2019 to April 2020 - through After School Clubs and Community Groups.
The overall aim is to give young people the opportunity to take part in physical activity and make a difference in their lives.
