The SPFL Trust is delighted to reveal that Greenock Morton’s charity, Morton in the Community have secured funding to establish a Football Fans in Training (FFIT) programme for people living with learning difficulties.
The SPFL Trust and University of Glasgow today reveal the long-term, successful impact of its gold-standard programme, Football Fans in Training (FFIT).
The SPFL Trust’s life changing programme, Football Fans in Training is returning to dozens of SPFL Trust clubs for 2018-19.
The SPFL Trust is pleased to reveal that Blackpool FC is the latest club in England to sign up to Football Fans in Training (FFIT).
Families are set to benefit from a new scheme which provides free tickets to SPFL matches, it has been announced today (16 August).
The SPFL Trust’s chief executive Nicky Reid has been chatting with Jack Haugh to look back at last season, and ahead to this year for the SPFL Trust.
The SPFL Trust’s partnership with the Multimedia Journalism course at Glasgow Caledonian University, has yet again been a huge success.
With thanks to our continued partnership with The Chris Mitchell Foundation, the SPFL Trust is delighted to offer further Mental Health First Aid training courses to staff working within Scottish Football. There will be several courses available throughout season 18/19 in order to expand the opportunity for those interested in taking part. The course is…
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For the first time, the SPFL Trust provides broadcast coverage of every match on Pitch 01 from its Football Fans in Training Tournament. Watch them above via our YouTube player… Please note that footage may include bad language picked up on atmosphere microphones.
Saturday was a beautiful day in Stirling, as nearly 120 men who had completed our Football Fans in Training (FFIT) programme from all across Scotland and England met for the annual FFIT Tournament. This year, the competition was opened up to both recent and former graduates of the FFIT programme, and it was Swindon Town…
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