Football and Refugees – Addressing key challenges – UEFA good practices
For the 2020 #FootballPeople action weeks kick-off, UEFA, together with its member associations, is launching a collection of good practices entitled “Football and Refugees – Addressing key challenges”.
This resource is the result of the recent UEFA Study Group Scheme seminar, that was held in Dublin. Fourteen national associations have contributed to the guide, highlighting their own experiences with refugees and providing advice and recommendations for the football community at large.
The main goal of this collection is to help European national associations, along with other bodies, to implement their own specific initiatives, showing how football can have an impact in lessening difficulties that have emerged as a result of the recent migrant crisis in Europe.
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Football Works Festival 2019 Presentations – Mirna Yrjana (Dutch Cell Dogs) [dutch version]
Dutch Cell Dogs gave a presentation on their programme which allows shelter dogs to be trained by detainees so that ...
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Global Recommendations on Physical Activity – WHO (2010)
Physical inactivity is now identified as the fourth leading risk factor for global mortality. Physical inactivity levels are rising in ...
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Walking Football Training Manual
The main aim of the handbook is to deliver advice and ideas for training sessions to the coaching staff of ...
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