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Young people from Brighton were invited to the Amex Stadium to learn more about sustainability in football. Around 30 participants from the Foundation’s Premier League Kicks programme joined the sustainability workshop, which encouraged them to think about environmental responsibility in their communities. The workshop, which was held by Albion’s Sustainability Manager Thomas Harris, was supported

Young people across Sussex took part in free football tournaments run by the BHAFC Foundation during February half term. Boys and girls aged eight to eighteen were invited to join in with free football tournaments as part of the Foundation’s Premier League Kicks programme. Youngsters in Brighton, Eastbourne, Hastings, and Worthing joined in the fun,

BHAFC Foundation coach Jaime Quinn has been recognised for her fantastic contribution to youth football in Sussex. Jaime, a football coach and PE teacher for the Foundation, first got involved with Premier League Kicks as a young player before being employed as a coach. When she was 14 years old, Jaime was struggling to find

Five young people have been presented with leadership awards as part of the Premier League Kicks programme. Premier League Kicks provides free football sessions, mentoring, and training to children in areas of high need. In the past year, 1,600 local children have joined us at a Premier League Kicks session. Older children can also take

The BHAFC Foundation, along with the Premier League, support more than 20,000 young people across Sussex every single year. During September we’ve been highlighting the More Than A Game community showcase – a chance for us to talk about the many ways the Premier League help us change lives in local communities. The Premier League