The official charity for Plymouth Argyle Football Club
OUR good friends at the Goals Soccer Centre in Plymouth are launching two new leagues for midweek footballers. A dedicated junior league will be staged on Tuesday evenings from 5pm and open to boys and girls aged between 13 and 16. Matches will be 30 minutes and priced at just £15 per team. Attention then …
A FANTASTIC evening of Wine and Wisdom at Launceston Football Club has raised an impressive £419.36 for CLIC Sargent, the UK’s leading cancer charity for children, young people and their families. Hosted in partnership with Argyle Community Trust, it was great to have so many people enjoying an evening of fun, laughter and fundraising. We …
A VERY special football match will be staged at the Goals Soccer Centre in Plymouth on Sunday afternoon from 11am to midday. The match will see the Plymouth Diversity Police wearing visual impairment glasses they have kindly donated to the Campaign for Disability Awareness in a match against the Argyle Community Trust Junior Ability Counts …
GOOD luck to the Green Taverners as they take on the challenge of a walk up Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales. The GTs are helping to raise money for a new minibus for Woodlands School, a superb foundation school offering an inspirational education environment for children with complex physical and sensory difficulties. It is …
ARGYLE Community Trust are celebrating after being awarded a £4,500 Grow the Game grant, something that has attracted praise from England Manager Gareth Southgate. The grant, which will provide a boost to grassroots football in Plymouth, has paved the way for Argyle to establish a Deaf football team as part of our Ability Counts programme. …
ARGYLE Community Trust would like to thank Goals Soccer Centre in Plymouth for their sponsorship of our flourishing Junior Ability Counts squad. Goals have kindly agreed to provide us with the use three pitches each of week completely free of charge, use of facilities for tournaments and also presentation evenings. As a football club, we …
A PARTNERSHIP between Argyle Community Trust and the Prince’s Trust is already yielding results with 10 young people moving through to an FA Level 1 qualification in football coaching. A two-week short course of which the principles are to re-engage 16-25 year-olds who are currently out of Education, Employment or Training, the programme has proved …
IT was a pleasure to welcome over 180 coaches, players and parents to the Tribute Lounge at Home Park, as Argyle Community Trust’s Girls Advanced Development Centre teams (ADC) and Plymouth Argyle Ladies gathered to celebrate a great season. The decision to bring the age groups and senior teams together was a clear example of …
THE football season ended with our education squad at Home Park finishing a respectable sixth in the National Youth League. Coached by the vastly experienced former Pilgrim Lee Hodges and Matt Scholes, the course has provided these talented footballers with opportunities to compete against professional clubs all over the country and to keep the dream …
JACK Childs first attended the Home Park Athletics group (the Argyle Storm Academy) in September 2016. He was already a very active sportsperson and clearly had a very natural raw talent. After attending a few sessions, he along with a few others from the group took part in their first 3K race. The race was …