The official charity for Plymouth Argyle Football Club
ARGYLE Community Trust would like to pay tribute to a young man who almost certainly deserves the honour of our most loyal football star. Despite suffering from a number of disabilities, Dylan Bright has attended virtually every course available over the course of eight dedicated years of playing football with us at Home Park and, …
SOMETHING very special is happening across our region this summer, as waves of young people gather together to make a real difference to their community. Argyle Community Trust is proud to be a lead deliverer of the National Citizen Service (NCS), providing youngsters of school-leaving age with a host of valuable life experiences and opportunities …
ARGYLE Community Trust will be a new partner for the Sugar Smart campaign in Plymouh, aimed at tackling excessive sugar consumption and raising awareness of the dangers posed by too much sugar in the diet. A £5,000 grant was awarded to the Sustainable Food Cities Network to run the Sugar Smart campaign and the Trust …
THE Green influence in Cornwall has always been strong with the fantastic number of supporters based in the county and our flourishing Community department based in Carn Brea. We have a superb new football scholarship kicking-off in September and run in partnership with Falmouth Schools, as well as enrichment work in schools, the PL Primary …
ARGYLE Community Trust has received the support of the Co-op as one of their chosen charitable causes to back in the local area. The specific section of the Trust to benefit from this exciting partnership will be our Ability Counts squad, as we seek to improve opportunities and access for footballers with a disability. To …
THE ongoing rivalry between Plymouth Argyle and Exeter City has a new chapter in the form of a unique tournament for players living with mental health concerns. In a fantastic showcase of sportsmanship, inclusive football and good competition, teams from both sides had a great day and left the occasion with real enthusiasm for the …
THE Plymouth Argyle Junior Ability Counts team hosted a unique football match at the Goals Soccer Centre in Plymouth. The opposition came from the Plymouth Diversity Police, wearing a variety of equipment to simulate some of the challenges faced by footballers with a disability. It was a terrific occasion and our thanks go to all …
ARGYLE Community Trust took our two smoothie bikes to St Peter’s RC Primary School in Plymouth for a day to promote the importance of healthy eating. Health and Disability Officer Josh Grant used the energy from the bikes to help create healthy and delicious smoothies for the youngsters to enjoy. It was great to see …
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 …
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. …