The official charity for Plymouth Argyle Football Club
Argyle Community Trust are the official charity of Plymouth Argyle Football Club and being part of our local community is of the upmost importance to us. We feel that our aims and objectives during this period of struggle have to remain the same; to support and enable people across Devon & Cornwall to access our …
With 1 in 4 of us experiencing a mental health problem and suicide being the leading cause of death for men under 45, we all know someone who needs support. If you’re worried about the mental health of a mate, read through Mind’s tips on how to start a conversation. Know that you can help …
Football is coming together this weekend with the ambition to kick off biggest ever conversation around mental health, as new research shows just one in three football fans regularly talk about mental health with their friends. For two weekends in February, every football team from across the Premier League, English Football League, The National League, …
Midfielder Joel Grant has been named ambassador for new wellbeing programme FIT PILGRIMS. Argyle Community Trust and the Football Club are helping fans to tackle their weight, get healthier and be happier by joining FIT FANS, a free 12-week programme at Home Park. Launched this January (2020) at 30 Clubs in England, the EFL Trust’s …
Here at Argyle Community Trust we are gearing up for the Mayflower 400 commemorations taking place in the city during 2020 by inspiring and coordinating a year-long calendar of sporting and community activity. As part of our Mayflower 400 Sport and Wellbeing programme a series of Get Active sessions are being made available throughout Plymouth. …
Argyle Community Trust in partnership with the EFL are due to launch an exciting new health and wellbeing programme – FIT PILGRIMS This is a FREE health programme for men and women aged 35-65 who are looking to lose weight, get fitter and lead a more active life. The 12 week programme will be delivered …
EFL Trust fund ability programme for another two years The United Nations’ Day of Persons with Disability (IDPD) will be celebrated worldwide on 3 December 2019. Over the past three years Argyle Community Trust has been successful in using this day to showcase their work on the project that has engaged with over 1,100 participants …
Argyle Community Trust has been in operation for over 25 years and plays an important role in the communities of Devon and Cornwall. The diverse nature of our work has allowed the Trust to work with thousands of people from across the two counties. This work has ranged from introducing people to sport for the …
Argyle Community Trust are delighted to continue their support for Stonewall’s Rainbow Laces campaign to encourage people to ‘Come Out Active’. The 2019 campaign runs from 22 November to 8 December, and is calling on fans, players and governing bodies to visibly show their support for lesbian, gay, bi and trans (LGBT) people in sport. …
Mickey McCloskey, who admits he ‘lost 22 years of his life to drug and alcohol abuse’, is using his troubled past to inspire unemployed adults with substance misuse in Plymouth to find work through Argyle Community Trust’s Changing Room programme. Changing Room is one of many programmes that the EFL Trust offers through Department Work …