28 Mehefin 2023
This season, young people were tasked with considering what environmental sustainability challenges football clubs might face. Cardiff City FC Community Foundation representatives from St Cyres School developed a project to produce energy via kinetic tiles underneath football pitches.
The Challenge is one element of the Premier League Inspires programme, which run on a weekly basis to support young people who are at risk of not reaching their potential as they move through the education system and early adulthood.
The Premier League Inspires Challenge empowers participants to take on a social action project and make a difference to the world around them.
Having come up with their environmental social action ideas, participants joined one of five regional celebration events taking place at football clubs across the country, where they shared details of their activity with teams of their peers representing 44 clubs from across the Premier League and the English Football League.
Launched in 2019, Premier League Inspires creates life-changing opportunities for young people who have been identified by their schools as needing extra support to engage with activities, helping them to develop the personal skills and positive attitudes needed to succeed in life.
Using the power of football, the programme helps to prepare young people for further education and employment through a series of face-to-face mentoring sessions, workshops and social-action projects.
In the last 12 months, Premier League Inspires has supported over 200 young people through 960 sessions in 9 local schools.
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Celebrating EFL Week of Action 2024
While Managers, First Team and Academy players actively support their Club's community activities all year round, the Week of Action sees them collectively come together in 72 towns and cities across England and Wales over the five-day period, meeting participants and engaging in some of the most innovative projects that are improving the quality of people's lives.
Latest Report Findings Released During EFL Week of Action Reveal Prominent Role and Value of EFL Clubs in their Communities.
The report, analysing data from 2022/23 and 2023/24 and launched as part of the EFL’s annual Week of Action (18 – 22 November), celebrates the collective impact of Club community work across the EFL.
Schools Get Chance to Represent Cardiff City FC In Utilita Kids and Girls Cup
Schools and children within the Cardiff City region, will have the opportunity to represent Cardiff City FC Community Foundation and potentially play on the hallowed turf of Wembley Stadium thanks to the Utilita Kids and Girls Cup.
