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- AFC Bournemouth Community Sports Trust is the charitable arm of AFC Bournemouth, delivering sport, education, health, and inclusion programs across Bournemouth, Poole, and Dorset. They work with thousands weekly and offer sessions for a wide age range from 1 to 101.[3][7]
- The Trust has a long-standing partnership with local institutions and organizations, and it emphasizes community impact through education and sport, including projects like walking football and other inclusion initiatives.[5][7]
- The Trust’s activities are often highlighted in local and university partnership contexts, and they publish impact and activity information through club channels and local partner sites.[2][6]
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www.fid.bcpcouncil.gov.ukThe Community Sports Trust is the charitable arm of AFC Bournemouth, actively working in the local community across Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset. In an average week the Community Sports Trust works with 4,000 people, from children as young as one year old to people over 50.
connectsport.co.ukCharity details for AFC BOURNEMOUTH COMMUNITY SPORTS TRUST - Charity 1122693
register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.ukBournemouth and the surrounding areas, as well as developing our link and relationship with the older generation and the international community. The future for the Trust looks very positive as we continue to grow within our own area and beyond, alongside our very successful AFC Bournemouth First Team. The projects and sessions we delivery across the area for our football club plays a massive role in allowing … AFC Bournemouth Community Sports Trust have been working in partnership with Care...
www.afcb.co.ukThe Community Sports Trust is the charitable arm of AFC Bournemouth, actively working in the local community across Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset. In an average week the Community Sports Trust works with 4,000 people, from children as young as one-year-old to the people over-50. The Trust's vision is to help people achieve their goals through the delivery of quality sports sessions. The AFC Bournemouth Community Sports Trust was formed in 2001 from the Football in the Community programme and...
ferndownanduddens.co.ukThe two organisations have been working together for a decade, and each season one match in the AFC Bournemouth calendar is designated as the BU Big Match in celebration of the partnership. Last season’s BU Big Match, against Nottingham Forest, saw the Cherries promoted to the Premier League for the second time in their history, following a late goal from Kieffer Moore for a 1-0 win. This year’s BU Big Match will be the home clash against Everton on 12 November, just before the international...
www.bournemouth.ac.ukafc-bournemouth-community-sports-trust-7407793e (uk): CredenceData report with financials, compliance, legal, trade, registry data and risk score.
www.credencedata.comDetails about the work our Community Sports Trust carry out in the local area.
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