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14
Sep
From 18th until 20th of September the European Legends Walking Football Festival takes place at the iconic Dutch sporting Centre Papendal, home of the Dutch Olympic athletes and Vitesse Arnhem, host of the Festival. We are excited to present today the 21 teams that are attending the Festival: SL Benfica Read more
13
Sep
Everton in the Community recently welcomed guests from Northern Ireland to Goodison Park for a Physical Activity, Sport and Mental Health Conference. On Tuesday 22 August, the Club’s official charity hosted a variety of organisations from Northern Ireland, who learned about EitC’s award-winning partnership work with Edge Hill University and Read more
8
Sep
The Rangers Charity Foundation is hosting new Football Fans in Training courses next month, especially designed for women who want to improve their lifestyle by learning the tools to effective weight management. The women’s 12-week programme will see participants take part in one weekly training session, overseen by trained Rangers Read more
7
Sep
With less than two weeks to go, we are proud to announce a great line up of speakers at the EFDN Walking Football Conference. European Professional and grassroots Football Clubs, Leagues and Associations will be present delivering presentations and taking part in discussion groups that will widen perspectives of Walking Read more
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7
Nov
EFDN has the great pleasure to announce that the 9th EFDN conference will be hosted by Vålerenga Football in Oslo on 7th and 8th of November 2017. The 9th conference will be centred around the ...
23
Sep
Let’s face it, Europe. We’re not active enough, and it’s making us sick and undermining Europe’s potential. The European Week of Support is part of the European Union’s response. The ...
5
Oct
Football People action weeks 5 to 19 October 2017. Join the movement. The People action weeks unite supporters, clubs, ethnic minorities and communities affected by discrimination across the continent in a concerted effort to make discrimination a thing ...
G-team
Club Brugge’s G-team Recreas unites young football players with a mental and/or physical disability. Main focus lies on the joy of playing football. By the end of the football season, the young boys and girls involved give everything they’ve got in a tournament alongside other similar teams, organized by Club Read more
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