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Reasons to Volunteer
Grassroots football wouldn’t exist without volunteers - From secretaries and coaches, to line markers and tea makers, local clubs need volunteers to keep running.
There are loads of benefits to volunteering, including:
- Building your CV
- Making new friends from all walks of life
- Working as a team towards a goal
- Providing more opportunities in the local community
- Personal development
Pictured are season 2021/22 shortlisted Volunteers of The Year at Grassroots Awards Evening as nominated by their clubs.
Respect
The FA's Respect programme provides a series of tools for leagues, clubs, coaches, players and parents from grassroots to elite football - to help ensure a safe, positive environment in which to play the game.
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There are lots of different roles required to run a football club, from physical roles such as coach, to behind the scenes roles such as secretary.
Contact us for a club near you that may need your help.
Most volunteering roles in grassroots football clubs can be undertaken with no experience, although some roles do require training and safeguarding checks.
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