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Engagement
Where it all starts
POSITIVE CHANGE THROUGH FOOTBALL
We provide football-themed training & personal development opportunities for socially disadvantaged groups across Scotland.
Our aim is to create purpose, hope and relationships using football to support people on their journey to security and happiness.
94%
of players feel they have an improved attitude
85%
with a prison background no longer involved with prison
61%
now play more than once a week
Player Pathway
How we help
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Personal Growth
The skills you need
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Volunteering
Giving back
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After Care
Maintaining well being
Player Stories
Inspiring Stories
Street Soccer Scotland welcome people from a variety of socially disadvantaged backgrounds including Homelessness, Mental Health, Addiction, Long Term Unemployed with no upper age limit. Learn more from some of our players and their inspiring stories.
Steven
Street Soccer Scotland Player
Anthony
Street Soccer Scotland Player
Prussia
Street Soccer Scotland Player
Tyler
Street Soccer Scotland Player
John
Street Soccer Scotland Player
The work Street Soccer do, by using football to help those facing a range of life’s challenges, is admirable and I’m delighted to back them as they continue with their good work.
Sir Alex Ferguson
Street Soccer Scotland Ambassador
Help us change lives across Scotland
Donating to Street Soccer Scotland funds our sessions, coaching programmes and outreach initiatives. Please consider making us your charity of choice.
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Womens Festival 2019
Street Soccer Scotland, the award-winning charity and social enterprise, hosted its first ever Women’s Festival and Scotland’s first Women’s Corporate Cup in Glasgow on Friday 20th September 2019.
Team Scotland Event Line Up Announced
Street Soccer Scotland are delighted to announce this year’s event line up for the Men’s and Women’s National Team
Street Soccer Scotland and The Hanlon Stevenson Foundation
Street Soccer Scotland are delighted to received support by the newly formed The Hanlon Stevenson Foundation.