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First official soccer league in the world for people with intellectual disabilities.
The project has the following objectives:
Normalization of football practice.
Commitment to professional football.
LALIGA as an agent of social change.
47
teams
1.368
players
with licence
298
members of
staffs
8
associated
brands
+ 4M
of interactions on the internet (RRSS,
videos, linked actions...)
Social sports project for social inclusion through football.
Project to be developed from 2019 to 2024.
Hand in hand with the National Sports Institute (INDES), we work in El Salvador for the creation and start-up of 262 schools socio-sports.
Program aimed at social inclusion through training, job placement and entrepreneurship.
Promotion of volunteer activities through environmental education.
The aim is to distance local youth from violent and marginalizing social dynamics.
127
shcools
social sports inaugurated
88
hired
monitors
1259
training for 520
future professionals
4
socio-sports campus with the
participation of 200 children and 19 monitors
Socio-sports project for social inclusion in the Za'atari refugee camp (Jordan) in collaboration with the Department of Sports Projects of LALIGA and the AFDPG.
Improve the quality of life of the Za'atari child population.
Training and training of coaches and referees.
Promote gender equality through sporting activity (football).
1556
direct beneficiaries
33
represented
clubs
655
actions
on the ground
12
collaborated
organizations
35.268
toys donated through the
campaign "A toy, an illusion"
In collaboration with the Vicente Ferrer Foundation.
Socio-sports training in collaboration with rural football clubs.
Implementation of mixed local tournaments and competitions.
Empower rural youth.
Promote gender equality and integration through football.
3185
participating boys and girls
25
local
football clubs
75
young people trained
as trainers
4
socio-sports campus with the
participation of 200 children and 19 monitors
Program for the promotion of women's football in Cameroon through a social sports competition. Developed by LALIGA, through its Foundation, and the NGO Petrichor.
The project has the following objectives:
Provide girls with the opportunity to play football in a regular and structured socio-sporting competition.
Empower female coaches through training, assuming a leadership role.
550 girls and 50 registered trainers for the third edition of the project.
Projects financed by the European Union within the Erasmus+ Sport framework.
Collaboration with European social and sports entities in different projects.
Promotion of alliances and good practices in the field of sport.
Promotion of social inclusion, equal opportunities and the practice of physical activity among the most vulnerable groups.
3 projects.
14 international partners.
1 course on the integration of refugees in Europe through sports practice.
2 training modules and a practical manual on social inclusion through sport.
Methodological tools for non-profit entities that develop social inclusion projects through sport.
Developed by the Spanish Federation of Veteran Football Associations (FEAFV), LALIGA and the LALIGA FOUNDATION.
Based on stimulating and recovering those memories associated with childhood, youth and maturity through football, of older people, with or without cognitive impairment, brain damage or mental health problems.
240 sessions held this season, representing 480 training hours, in 40 workshops with clubs.
