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Fc La Castellane: a New Project of Education Through Football Why a New Foundation ? fc la castellane: a new project of education through football why a new foundation ? OM CHAMPION PROJECT economic on field sustainability performance fan community experience involvement become a role model for our community vision OM STRIVES TO TRANSFORM THE PASSION OF ITS FANS, DEDICATION OF ITS EMPLOYEES AND POWER OF ITS BRAND INTO A VEHICLE FOR CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES OF MARSEILLE AND, IN THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE, WHERE OM COMMITMENT CAN BE A VEHICLE FOR CHANGE. 4 pillars SUPPORTING DEVELOPING EDUCATION YOUTH SPORTS FOSTERING PROMOTING CONTEMPORARY ENTREPRENEURSHIP ART AND CULTURE AND JOB OPPORTUNITIES 2 recurring initiatives pillar: youth sports LA CASTELLANE DISTRICT 1 OF THE PRIORITY DISTRICTS IN FRANCE 1 249 APARTMENTS MORE THAN 5 000 INHABITANTS ISOLATED DISTRICT FROM THE REST OF THE TERRITORY HIGH LEVELS OF DEPRIVATION (DRUG TRAFFICKING, UNEMPLOYMENT, …) D O YL MATIN E NICE : SE PHOTO TH : CRÉDIT PH origin of thE project LONG-TERM RELATIONSHIP WITH THE LOCAL SOCIAL CENTER (SEVERAL INITIATIVES) : ACTIVE AND KEY OPERATOR OF THE DISTRICT VARIOUS SPORTS ACTIVITIES (STRONG LEVERAGE) SHARED WILL TO GIVE SUPPORT TO LOCAL YOUTH FOOTBALL ACTIVITIES WITHOUT ANY FEDERAL CONNECTION (BUDGETARY CONSTRAINT) JUNE 2019 : DECISION TO CREATE A LOCAL FOOTBALL CLUB PROJECT OBJECTIVES ALLOW THE PRACTICE OF FOOTBALL FOOTBALL AS LEISURE AND EXCLUSIVELY SOCIAL PROJECT IN A FEDERAL FRAMEWORK BY VEHICLE FOR KEY VALUES (I.E. NO RELYING ON EDUCATIONAL VALUES PURPOSE OF NEW PLAYERS DETECTION FOR OF THIS SPORT OLYMPIQUE DE MARSEILLE) CREATION OF THE CLUB CREATION IN SEPTEMBER 2019 STRUCTURE AFFILIATED WITH THE FRENCH FOOTBALL FEDERATION PARTNERS: LOCAL SOCIAL CENTER REGIONAL AND LOCAL FOOTBALL AUTHORITIES PUMA the club 64 PLAYERS / 8 TEAMS: U6 (8 PLAYERS) U7 (8 PLAYERS) U8 (2 x 6 PLAYERS U9 (2 x 6 PLAYERS) U10 (12 PLAYERS) U11 (12 PLAYERS) 9 COACHES (NO DIPLOMA YET) 2 TRAINING SESSIONS PER WEEK FRIENDLY COMPETITIONS DURING THE WEEKENDS SKORNA JANNIK : PHOTO CRÉDIT OFFICIAL PROJECT LAUnCH SEPTEMBER 25, 2019 FESTIVE EVENT DEDICATED TO SPORTS AND YOUTH: SPORTS ACTIVITIES GROUP LUNCH EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTION 1ST OFFICIAL TRAINING SESSIONS BIG SUCCESS THANKS TO THE INVOLVEMENT OF LOCAL FAMILIES A UNIQUE PROJECT AN INITIATIVE DEDICATED TO LOCAL INHABITANTS AND BUILT ON DIFFERENT TOPICS: SPORTS EDUCATION SOCIAL AND CULTURAL OPENNESS PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT CONTENT: SPECIAL INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT INVOLVEMENT OF OM MARKETING TEAM (IDENTITY OF THE CLUB) AND OM MEDIA TEAM (DEDICATED WEBSITE) 2 MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS PRESENT IN THE DISTRICT FOR DOCTOR’S CERTIFICATES PAYMENT FOR TRANSPORTATION HELP FOR THE PURCHASE OF A MINIVAN PROJECT CONTENT: SPORTS ACTIVITIES PAYMENT OF ALL MEMBERSHIP CARDS AND INSURANCES DONATION OF SPORTS EQUIPMENT AND COMPLETE SPORT OUTFITS (PLAYERS AND COACHES) 1 TRAINING SESSION PER MONTH AT OM CAMPUS 1 TRAINING SESSION PER MONTH ORGANIZED IN PARTNERSHIP BY OM AND FCC COACHES PARTICIPATION IN FRIENDLY COMPETITIONS ORGANIZED BY OLYMPIQUE DE MARSEILLE FREE TRAINING FOR COACHES PROJECT CONTENT: EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES MONTHLY HOMEWORK SESSIONS FOR PLAYERS OF THE CLUB WITH OM COWORKERS AT LA CASTELLANE SPECIAL WORKSHOP DEDICATED TO SPORTS VALUES WITH A FORMER PLAYER OF THE CLUB SPECIAL WORKSHOP LED BY AN OFFICIAL REFEREE ON RULE COMPLIANCE PROJECT CONTENT : LEISURE ACTIVITIES INVITATIONS FOR HOME GAMES ESCORT KIDS FOR A GAME DURING THE SEASON STADIUM VISIT INVITATIONS FOR SPECIAL CULTURAL EVENTS (MUSIC CONCERT, CINEMA, …) forecasts A GIRLS TEAM NEW CATEGORIES OF TEAMS (TEENAGERS) TRAINED COACHES RENOVATION OF THE PITCH A SUSTAINABLE AND AUTONOMOUS CLUB video DIRECTION : LUCIE VENET [email protected] ︱04 91 76 56 09.
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