The Football Club Social Alliance unites professional European Football clubs which team up for social change on a global level. Permanent member clubs include FC Basel 1893, SV Werder Bremen, Bayer 04 Leverkusen, FK Austria Wien, FC Schalke 04 and 1. FSV Mainz 05. Our main mission is the Young Coach Education Programme in which the clubs’ instructors empower young adults in their role as proactive community leader.

PROJECTS

Professional instructors of our Football Club Social Alliance (FCSA) train the Young Coaches following an especially developed curriculum with coaching, leadership as well as life and soft skills. Each programme consists of three modules and a minimum of 12 education days over a period of one year. For the around 40 Young Coaches, who take part in each programme, participation, travelling and accommodation costs are free.

Ecuador
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Ukraine Response
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Colombia II
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Mexico
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Tanzania
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Central Europe
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Vietnam
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Rwanda
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Lebanon
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Ukraine
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Jordan
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Colombia
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Northern Ireland
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Indonesia
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India
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Uganda
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Palestine
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Sri Lanka
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Sudan
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Kosovo
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The Coaching Education and Football Exchange Programme in Northern Ireland (March – December 2015) focused on exchanging professional knowledge and supporting the football development of the Irish Football Association (IFA). Five modules of two to three days each were held in Belfast and Derry/Londonderry.
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Young Coaches
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Females
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Multiplier Effect
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Peer Coaches
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Benefiting Children

ALL PROJECTS

100
Young Coaches
100
Females
80
Multiplier Effect
100
Peer Coaches
100
Benefiting Children

Young Coaches

Our Young Coaches are community leaders and role models in less privileged societies. They commit themselves to support the children of their communities by conveying important social topics (conflict resolution, inclusion, HIV prevention, etc.) through football. Each of the Young Coaches represents a unique personal story.

THE ALLIANCE

Founded in 2007, The Football Club Social Alliance has successfully implemented the Young Coach Education programme in numerous conflict, post-war or developing regions around the world over the past years. In each case, the Alliance clubs sent highly qualified football instructors to the project regions in order to jointly inspire the Young Coaches in their work and teach valuable social and football-related education skills.

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Strategic Partners

All partners and friends of the Football Club Social Alliance are united by the goal of using their social commitment to foster positive change. The long-term co-operation with our strategic partners is an important component to our success. We much appreciate the collaboration of all partnerships and hope to keep achieving great things together in the future.