Football can create belonging, responsibility, learning and intergenerational connection. We develop and deliver projects where the sport is the vehicle — not the final objective.
Football Abroad combines programme design, educational content, practical delivery and project coordination. We can contribute as a project partner, coordinator or local delivery organisation depending on the assignment.
Football is the vehicle. The social or educational outcome is the objective.
Silver Goals connects older adults with grassroots football clubs through meaningful volunteering opportunities. The project promotes active ageing, social inclusion and intergenerational learning while strengthening local clubs.
Football Abroad Sweden AB coordinates the project together with DomSpain.
Visit Silver Goals →INCLUDE ME was created to engage young adults in marginalised areas through football and to develop educational tools that help coaches create safe, inclusive environments.
Football Abroad contributed as an Erasmus+ partner, with pilot delivery involving young adults in Spain.
Visit INCLUDE ME →Erasmus+ is not the same as a municipal procurement, but it develops relevant delivery discipline: clear target groups, partnership coordination, timelines, documentation, implementation and follow-up.
Translate a target group's needs into activities, learning outcomes and a practical delivery model.
Work across organisations, countries and professional environments.
Activities must be delivered and trackable — not only described in an application.
Useful methods should be improved and turned into programmes that can be delivered again locally.
Funding matters, but it should not dictate the idea. We first clarify who the programme is for and what would constitute meaningful progress.
We want EU-funded development work to leave behind more than a final report. When a method or curriculum proves useful, we turn it into a structured in-person programme that municipalities, clubs and community organisations can commission locally.
A programme framework growing from social-inclusion work with young adults, with explicit transfer from football decisions to work and everyday life.
View programme →Low-threshold movement, social connection and club participation for older adults.
A structured approach to identifying meaningful roles, onboarding volunteers and building intergenerational club capacity.
Clarify the target group, problem, partners and practical delivery model.
Develop learning content and practical activities around football.
Run sessions directly or build a delivery team with relevant specialists.
Contribute football expertise and project coordination to international partnerships where it fits the objective.