Kicks targets young people (age 8 to 18) who have previously proven difficult to reach and helps guide them towards a range of sporting activities, using football as the main engagement tool.
Various workshops and sessions are delivered educating young people on issues they face on a daily basis, which include; sexual health advice, stop smoking advice and CV writing & career advice.
During term time, sessions run five nights a week, 40 weeks of the year, with an average of 60 hours of contact time for every participant.
During the holidays, Kicks in the Park runs at community spaces and parks across the county.
To date our Kicks project has been a huge success, contributing to a reduction in anti-social behaviour and crime within local communities, whilst improving sport engagement.
Participants have received:
For more information and to get involved, simply contact us here. Otherwise, you can sign-up here.
When you donate a little each month, you will be helping to transform the lives of local people of all ages who need our support – giving them the opportunity to connect with others like them, feel happier and healthier in themselves, and raise their aspirations.
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We have Soccer Schools running at venues across Norfolk & Suffolk, and whether participants are new to football, or are already a budding Canary superstar, the Soccer Schools programme has been put together to provide a fun, holiday activity at an affordable price.
As Norwich City Football Club's official charity partner, we help thousands of people every year achieve their goals through sport, supporting some of the most disadvantaged, disabled and talented people across Norfolk. Our vision is to support, inspire, and improve our community.
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