About Premier League Kicks
Premier League Kicks, funded by the Premier League through the Premier League Foundation, uses the power of football and sport to inspire young people to reach their potential in some of the most under-served areas in England and Wales.
Premier League Kicks inspires young people to achieve their potential and develop life skills with access to free weekly football and multi-sport, mentoring and education workshops, engaging more than 650,000 young people of all backgrounds and abilities over the last 20 years. More than 1 million hours of free sessions have been delivered in 5,000+ venues, with 93 professional football club charities currently delivering the programme. More than 750 people in the club charity workforce are currently employed through Premier League Kicks, and more than 300 people in the current workforce are former programme participants.
Premier League Kicks alumni include Marcus Rashford, Lauren Hemp and Declan Rice. The Premier League has invested £106m into the programme, via the Premier League Foundation, with a further £20m committed over the next two years.
The Albion Foundation is one of 93 club charities supported to deliver Premier League Kicks in season 2026/27.
The Albion Foundation began its Premier League Kicks delivery over 15 years a go and since then has supported over 20,000 young people through thousands of sessions across multiple Sandwell venues.
Our Premier League Kicks programme aims to:
- Build stronger communities where everyone can achieve
- Enhance physical and mental wellbeing
- Develop personal skills and positive relationships
- Increase sporting, educational and employment opportunities through volunteering and education pathways
If you require further information on this opportunity, please contact darryl.hickman@albionfoundation.co.uk
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