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Mali's Story
Mali wanted to attend the Cardiff City Soccer Schools to improve and develop her skills, both on and off the pitch. She wanted to prove to herself, and to boys her age, that she could play too, and play well. This has never been a barrier for Mali. If anything, it has made her confidence soar.
Scott's Story
Long-standing Cardiff City supporter Scott Cunningham has chosen to leave a gift in his will to Cardiff City FC Community Foundation, to help future generations benefit from the power of football and community. As a lifelong football fan, Scott has pledged a gift in his will to two football club charities close to his heart – Cardiff City FC Community Foundation and Hibernian Community Foundation – a reflection of his belief that football can make a positive difference in people's lives.
Lily's Story
After struggling to engage in mainstream education, Lily's attendance, confidence and relationships at school began to suffer. As a talented FAW U16 international with two Welsh caps, she needed a learning environment that could support both her education and football ambitions. Cardiff City FC Community Foundation's Alternative Sport Pathway provided the perfect solution...
Zara's Story
Born prematurely and living with cerebral palsy, 15-year-old Zara has found confidence, friendship and independence through Premier League Inclusive Kicks. Over the past four years, she has become more confident, independent, and a fearless goalkeeper.
Caitie's Story
Caitie, born and raised in Penygraig, a Welsh village in the Rhondda, has always had a natural enthusiasm for sport and a deep love of football, but was unsure how to channel it. At just sixteen, Caitie walked through the Community Foundation’s doors. A high achiever in high school, she was seeking pathways through the beautiful game that could tap into her passion for sport while also challenging her academic skills.
How Cardiff City FC Community Foundation Inspired Windsor Clive’s Mini-Supporters Club to Boost Mental Health
Eight pupils at Windsor Clive Primary School in Ely were inspired by Cardiff City FC Community Foundation’s Premier League Primary Stars sessions to create a Cardiff City Mini‑Supporters Club, giving children a safe space to connect with peers beyond the classroom.
Chris' Story
Chris Griffiths, whose Alzheimer’s diagnosis came as a devastating shock to his family, has always had football at the heart of his life. . In partnership with Alzheimer’s Society and Sporting Memories, The 1927 Club offers someone like Chris a chance to reminiscence about classic matches in a warm, welcoming space at Cardiff City Stadium.
Hashim's Story
Hashim has become an influential figure within the community and a valued member of the Community Foundation’s outreach team, helping to strengthen Cardiff City FC’s local connections and support people from a range of backgrounds through a shared love of football.
Nathan's Story
A lifelong Bluebirds fan, Nathan discovered the Cardiff City FC's official charity at a pivotal time in his life. Their post-school education became a safe space where he felt heard, supported and able to escape reality, using the power of football.
Dave’s Story
As David's career progressed, fitness began to take a back seat. Now semi-retired, he felt ready to take the next step in his fitness journey. FIT Bluebirds proved to be the perfect solution, offering a fun, social environment alongside a structured approach to fitness and wellbeing.
Holly's Story
Holly had found high school challenging and overwhelming, but her tutor Mathew worked closely to find an activity that suit her strengths and to help boost her concentration.
Ahmed’s Story
Ahmed, an eight-year-old pupil at St Paul’s Primary School who is learning English, is the first member of his family to be born in the UK. Living with cerebral palsy, which affects his mobility in both his legs and arms, he often finds everyday tasks painful and tiring while also navigating the challenges of a new language.
