programmes

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Our Holiday Sports Camps aim to provide young people with the opportunity to engage in a range of sports and physical activities to improve their physical, mental and social wellbeing. This gives children the opportunity to gain valuable skills and learning whilst having fun. We create environments that provide constructive, affirmative and encouraging relationships.

Every Thursday and Friday we host a Youth Zone at Cradley Heath Community Centre. This is a safe, fun and inclusive environment where young people have the opportunity to be creative and make new friends through games and activities such Playstation 5, pool tables, table tennis, air hockey and dodgeball. 

Every month we host a Community 7's League for ages 16+ in partnership with Birmingham County FA. The league facilitates social mixing and uses the power of football to bring people together from different communities. This encourages participants to keep active and maintain a healthy lifestyle while minimising the risk of anti-social behaviour in the community.

Only the best are crowned champions.

We used football as a tool to engage 12-18 year olds in football tournaments during School Holidays to discuss their opinions and thoughts about the COVID-19 vaccine and how they can stay safe in the community. We were supported by NHS Clinical Lead staff that engaged young people in discussions allowing them to gain insight into how they protect those who are vulnerable in the community.

We have Super Saturdays every Saturday which is for children aged 5-15 to play football. Come wind, rain or snow we'll be there coaching.

Street Kingz is a 5 a side tournament for ages 15-21 to take part in. Every week there is a new team championed.