Programmes
The LFC Foundation’s experienced team delivers over 60 sessions per week. You can find out more about our programmes below and view the latest activity timetable here.
Premier League Kicks
The LFC Foundation delivers over 10 Premier League Kicks sessions every week across Merseyside, engaging with children and young people from 8 to 19 years old.
Premier League Girls Football
The popularity of the female game continues to grow, the LFC Foundation supports girls football by targeting areas where there’s limited access to training and facilities.
Mini Soccer Academy
The LFC Foundation’s Mini Soccer Academy is a specially designed coaching session for the game’s very youngest players.
Football Activities & Camps
Various weekly football activities include; Mini Soccer Academy - coaching session for children aged 7 and under, Sports Holiday Camps - multi sports half terms holiday camps at the Anfield Sports & Community Centre
Respect 4 All
Respect 4 All is the LFC Foundation’s flagship football programme designed for people with complex and additional needs.
Premier League 4 Sport
Building on the inspiring events of the London 2012 Olympic Games, Premier League 4 Sport provides young people the opportunity to try their hand at a variety of different sports, right in the heart of their communities.
Military Veterans
The LFC Foundation’s Military Veterans programme aims to support male and female veterans in Merseyside back into civilian life by offering football coaching sessions and local tournaments.
Premier League Primary Stars
Through the Primary Stars programme, the LFC Foundation works with local schools to develop skills and ambition of young people aged 5 to 11 years, in both a sports and classroom environment.
Kicks Football +
Building on the successes of the Kicks programme, Kicks Football+ is a new joint initiative between the LFC Foundation and Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service.
Premier League Works
This 8 week programme welcomes young people aged 18 to 25 who are not engaged full time in school, college or the workplace.
Premier League Enterprise
The Enterprise programme aims to reduce underachievement and improve educational outcomes to help address the skills gap and prepare young people for the world of work.
