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Football Development Plan

2011/2014


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- Develop Better PlayersFocus on improving the quality of the 5-11 age group and youth players

- Invest in a Skilled Football Workforce

A paid and volunteer workforce for football must be supported and an effectivecoach education programme established locally

- Secure investment to make existing facilities fit for purpose and provide newones

Access and quality of facilities for playing and training must be improved

- Organise and Communicate Football Opportunities Effectively

Everyone must have a clear understanding of how local football development isstructured and delivered in Barking and Dagenham

OBJECTIVESIn order to deliver the aims 9 key areas have been identified:

1. Club Development2. Leagues Competitions and Small Sided Football3. Workforce Development4. Football in Education

5. Women and Girls Football6. Football for Disabled People7. Community Cohesion8. Health9. Communication and Marketing

CURRENT FOOTBALL POSITION8 Football Clubs13 Football Leagues230 Football TeamsActive People 1 39.71% Percentage of people in BarkingActive People 2 43.43% and Dagenham participating in


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KEY TARGETS

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

1 club achieving FACharter Club Status



Completed audit of footballin Barking and Dagenham U18 league for schoolsestablished Winter League for womenestablished

5 Barking and DagenhamCharter Clubs

1 junior disability team Clubs running after schoolsessions

Database of coaches andvolunteers

Annual mini soccertournament

Clubs running communityteams

School Club Links created Futsal Team in theborough established

Pathway for disabledpeople to gain

qualifications in footballFootball e-bulletincirculated

Annual football festival Clubs running buddyscheme with communityteams

Please note that Achievement Targets set out below that have been marked with an *

are subject to change following the initial mapping exercise.


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Club DevelopmentAim

To allow people from all ages and with all abilities the opportunity to participate in football To provide a network of FA Charter Standard Clubs / Barking and Dagenham Club Charter Increase the awareness of the charter standards and improve the uptake by clubs Develop clubs signing up to Barking and Dagenham Charter to FA Charter Standard Develop a volunteer and mentor programme for all clubs to use as a toolkit Develop a strong coaching pathway and player pathway*

Achievement Targets

5 Barking and Dagenham Charter Clubs* 2 School/Club links per year 1 FA Charter Club per year Reduce School Leavers Drop out Womens Local League with 5 teams Increase Number of new teams 5 per year U18 league for schools with 5 school teams 1 Disability Team per year e.g. yr 1 = junior yr 2 senior Football Academies at Barking FC and Dagenham and

Redbridge FC


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Your Plan

Objective Tactic Achievement Target Responsib ili ty Timescale Finance

Mapping

exercise of the

Borough

Establish all outlets of

football currently taking

place in Barking and

Dagenham, whether it be

coaching, local pitch hire,

club use or school use.

An in depth audit of football

within Barking and

Dagenham produced

CSPAT CDO Year 1 Officer time

Establish

Borough

Charter

Take best practice models

from all NGB / Club Mark

standards

Borough Charter for existing

clubs to acknowledge and sign

up to once embedded hire of

facilities only to be given to

charter standard

CSPAT CDO September 2010 publication

Increase the Promote the benefits of FA At least 1 club achieving FA CSPAT CDO

number of charter standard to clubs. standard per year. Clubs

Clubs Support clubs in application Essex FA

achieving FA by running workshops / PAEL

Charter courses for child safety / first

Standard aid

Develop and Increase awareness of Successful and sustainable CSPAT CDO

Sustain a Women and Girls in football womens league established. Barking Ladies

Womens local get into football campaign. Utilising female volunteers and Essex FA

League Increase the number of officials. Parkswomen officials through SSP SSP

leadership schemes. CSPAN sub group

Set up womens training 2012 unit

session linked to local club/ West Ham Ladies

6thform

Yr 1 March 2011 Cost of workshops*

Yr 2 March 2012

Yr 3 March 2013

Year 3 - Winter League Pitch hire


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Your Plan

Develop and

sustain U18

League for

Schools

Create school

club links forplayer and

official

pathways

Prevent Drop-

out of young

people in

football

Engage SSP to promote

league. Increase the number

of quality coaches accessible

to schools by liaising with

partners for coach education

courses. Organise appropriate

training for school volunteers.

Mapping exercise of the

Borough catchment area ofschools to clubs. Step into

Sport. School Leagues

supported by clubs. Extended

School programme school

sites for club use. Schools to

have access to high quality

club coaches.

Run after school clubs and

mini leagues; create

opportunities for officials to

complete training and hours

incentives to earn money.

Clubs to run sessions at

schools linking to club nights.

Yearly U18 league established

and running with student

officials and players.

2 school club links per year

More people in physical activity

and playing football aged 15

19 years old

SSP

Clubs

PAEL

SSP

BSFClubs

PAEL

SSP

Clubs

BSF

Year 1 promotion through

SSP

Year 2 September start x2

schools

Year 3 10 school teams

Year 1 1 link in place

Year 2 2 links in laceYear 3 2 further links in lace

Year 2 SSP to run sessions

Year 3 Clubs on board and

running sessions

Year 4 all schools on board

Cost of facility hire,

umpires, officials,

volunteered hours

Officer time

Coaching for schools


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Your Plan

Establish

Borough

Disability Team

Pathways

created from

grassroots to

excellence

Audit of facilities suitable for

disabled players (e.g. tactile

signs on walls). Increase

awareness of football for

disabled people via

appropriate marketing.

Support clubs in attending

disability coaching courses,

encourage clubs to rundisability specific teams.

Work with BADACCESS to

create sustainable football

opportunities for disabled

people.

Barking FC and Dagenham

and Redbridge FC to develop

player academies for young

players and to create strong

links with Centres of

Excellence

A fully active disability team in

Barking and Dagenham, taking

part in competitions across

London and Essex.

Opportunities for disabled

people to work and volunteer

within Sports Clubs in Barking

and Dagenham.

More players developing

through local clubs to elite clubs

and centres of excellence

CSPAT CDO

SSP

Trinity School

Clubs

PAEL

Disablement

Association Hear

us football

BADACCESSInteractive

CSPAT CDO

Barking FC

Barking Ladies

Leyton Orient

Centre of

Excellence

West Ham Ladies

Yr 1: begin promotion of

football

Yr 2: 1 Junior Team

Yr 3: 1 Senior Team

Year 1 establish best clubs

to form the academy

Year 2 - academy

established

Year 3 Players moving

onward and upward

* Cost of marketing

material / coaching

courses.

Cost of coaching and

pitch time


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Leagues, Competition and Small-sided Football

Aim

Develop and support good quality leagues and competitions accessible for all ages and abilities

Achievement Targets

Borough wide pool of coaches, officials and volunteers* Develop a junior womens league with 5 6 new teams a year Support and sustain a good quality league structure Develop a primary school league for mini soccer 6 teams per Increase the number of teams in local Futsall league in year

Newham* Increase the number of U19 Leagues with 4 more teams peryear

Your Plan


Database of Mapping exercise of current Database in place and all key SSP Year 1 July 2010 onwards *cost of online

coaches, coaches, officials and partners to have access. PAEL database

officials and volunteers. Information to be CSPAT CDO

volunteers in put on database new coaches Essex FA

Barking and and officials to be registered Clubs

Dagenham onto database.


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Your Plan

To provide Work with key partners to run

more a series of football festivals.

opportunities

for taster

sessions in

football

To run an To invite all local clubs to

annual mini participate

soccer

tournament

To develop a

Futsal league

Provide more

opportunities

for women andgirls to take

part in

competitive

football

To get referees and coaches

Futsal qualified. Provide and

develop the league in the

community. Promote

ownership of league from

members of the community.

Ladies club to develop school

links, exit routes from girls

football at school to womensclub and create awareness of

women in football. Support

male dominated clubs to run

womens teams / coaching

sessions.

Programme of summer

festivals and events

established

Annual mini soccer

tournament delivered

New Futsal team in Barking

and Dagenham entering

local neighbouring leagues

with the aim to have a

Barking and Dagenham

Futsal League

More women and girls

competing in football.

CSPAT CDO

LBBD Events

West Ham Utd

Clubs

Parks

Essex FA

Football

Foundation

Club

CSPAN

SSP

Community Teams

Sports Council

PAEL

SSP LCs

Barking Ladies

Dagenham and

Redbridge LadiesWest Ham Ladies

Year 2 link to CSPAT

events and Dagenham

Town Show

Annually from Year 2

Year 1 esatblish interest in

the Borough

Year 2 signpost

interested players or new

formed team t Newham

Futsall League

Year 5 Barking and

Dagenham Futsall League

Year 2 good links

established

Year 3 Well workingpartnership

Tournament will

cover its own costs

and make profit for

the club

Cost of entry to

league

Cost to club


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Workforce Development(staff, coaches, tutors, referees, volunteers)Aim

Database of volunteers, coaches, officials and support staff Maintain good links and support for volunteers access to training Invest in Coach Education Programme Enable disabled people to have access to volunteering and coaching Ensure that within the Barking and Dagenham Charter there is a coach development plan

Achievement Targets

Run a minimum of two Level 1 Coaching Courses each year Level 3 coach qualified within Barking and Dagenham each year Run a level 2 Coaching Course each year Referees Course All coaches to become part of local coaches association* Volunteers to attend courses shown on database

Your Plan


More qualifiedcoaches.

Run more coaching courseswithin Barking and Dagenham

through Recruit Into Coaching,

partnering other local authoritie

to run courses.

s

Two level 1 courses a yearand one level 2 courses a

year; increase the number of

coaches in Barking and

Dagenham*

Dagenham andRedbridge FC

Essex FA

Job Centre Plus

Barking College

Women as a target Cost of course


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Your Plan

Training for Host one Level 1 coaching

women course and basic referees

course aimed specifically at

women and girls in Barking and

Dagenham only.

Assist coaches

development

To provide

coaches with

ongoing

opportunities to

develop

Pathway for

disabled

people to gain

qualifications

Run courses in FA Child

protection, First Aid, How to

coach disabled athletes,

Coaching Children and youngpeople. Etc.

Clubs to encourage coaches

to join the Association of

football coaches to share

good practice and constantly

improve quality of their

coaching

Engage Interactive to run

Coach-ability courses

allowing disabled people in

Barking and Dagenham to

gain qualifications and go on

to employment

Clubs to have Partner with other authorities

access to high to provide access to level 3

quality coaches courses for level 2 coaches

More female coaches and

referees locally based.

High quality coaches and

volunteers to run football

clubs with good practice.

Increase awareness of

association and at least one

coach from each club signed

up and sharing best practice.

Disabled people accessing

workshops and coaching

courses and finding

employment and

volunteering opportunities

within football in Barking and

Dagenham.A minimum of 1 level 3

coach in Barking and

Dagenham qualified per year

Essex FA

Sports Coach UK

PAEL

CSPAT CDO

Essex FA

Red Cross

PAEL

Interactive (formallyLSF)

Sports Coach UK

Clubs

Association of

football coaches

Sports Coach UK

Essex FA

PAEL

Interactive (LSF)

Sports Coach UK

EFDS

CSPAT CDO

Essex FA

Clubs

Sports Coach UK

PAEL

CSPAT CDO

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

*Promotion is key

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Year 2 workshop

Year 3 all clubs with one

member

Year 3 pathway

established

Year 2 partner with local

authority to provide a level

3

Cost of course

Cost of course

Fee to join


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Your Plan

Promote and

enable

volunteer

development

Reduce

unemploymentwithin Barking

and Dagenham

through football

Run volunteer development

programmes in Barking and

Dagenham. Volunteer

access to courses.*

Partner with Job Centre to

provide access toqualifications within football

for NEETSs

Established volunteer

development programme

and high quality volunteers

working in Barking and

Dagenham.

Job Centre to identify

individuals and morecoaches and assistants to

have employment within

football

Essex FA

PAEL

CSPAT CDO

Sports Coach UK

Clubs

Olympic Ambition

Team

Barking and

DagenhamJob Centre

Essex FA

Clubs

Connexions

Year 2 programme

established

Year 2 liaise with Job

CentreYear 3 begin scheme


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Football in Education

Aim

Develop and maintain positive relationships between schools and clubs Increase awareness in schools of opportunities within football (E.G. Officials) Develop and maintain school football competitions and leagues

Achievement Targets

Clubs to support schools in 2 schools/club links programme At least 5 girls teams taking part in leagues

PE teachers to attend training and education U18 League / competitions increased by 5 per year

Primary Teams to take part in skills challenge 5 teams per year Prevent Drop Out school leavers project

Girls teams to take part in skills challenge 5 teams per year Annual Football festival Increase the number of young volunteers

Your Plan


Increase

school / clublinks

Schools to sign up to

FA Club Linkprogramme. Mapping

exercise; location of

clubs in relation to

schools

School Club SLA in place and 2

school club links established per year.

SSP

ClubsCDO

Year 1 2

Year 2 4Year 3 6

Officer time


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Your Plan

Teachers

attendingtraining

PE training day

workshops on bestpractice football

coaching, Discounted

football coaching

awards.

Schools made Schools to be made

aware of skills aware of FA soccerstar

challenge /Tesco skills

challenge.

Girls football Schools to create links

after school with Womens Clubs,

clubs run after school clubs

and leagues for girls to

take part.

Establish U18

League

SSPs to identify young

leaders / volunteers to

oversee the league and

management.

Incentives for people to

take part Tickets to

matches

Run 1 annual SSPs to enagagefootball festival participants and provide

volunteers. Clubs to

promote their sessions

and officiate,

2 teachers gaining coaching award

per year. Junior Football OrganisersCourse

Primary teams taking part in skills

challenge

Ladies Club linked with schools,

numerous girls after school clubs and

1 league running throughout the

winter terms.

Sixth form teams taking part in

leagues.Sixth form volunteers managing and

administrating the league.

1 annual football festival held. Allschools and Charter Standard clubs to

be invited.

SSP

SSCoCDO

Essex FA

SSCo

SSP

Essex FAThe FA

SSCo

Barking Ladies

West ham Utd

Essex FA

Dagenham and

Redbridge Ladies

SSP

Colleges

Dagenham and

Redbridge FC

West Ham Utd

Essex FA

SSPCSPAT CDO

Clubs

Essex FA

Year 1 2

Year 2 4Year 3 6

Year 2

Year 2 Engaged SSP

Year 1 promotion

Year 2 6 teams

Year 3 10 teams

Year 4 15 teams

Year 1 planning andimplementing

Year 2 football festival to

follow on from leagues

Year 3 annual festival

established

Cost of teacher

training courses andteacher time

Cost of referees /

admin / court pitch

time.

Volunteered hours


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Your Plan

More over 16s

taking part infootball

Organisations such as

school and colleges toprovide football

sessions

Establish Promote different

Volunteer

database

Increasenumber of

volunteers

aspects of volunteering

through Schools /

Olympic Ambition

Dagenham andRedbridge FC tickets

for in return for

volunteered hours

Player

Pathways

established

Schools to highlight

talented players through

Gifted and Talented and

club run sessions and

signpost to centres of

excellence

Develop coach

apprenticeship

schemes

Young aspiring coaches

to have progression

routes into coaching viaan apprenticeship

scheme with local clubs

SSPs to work with Clubs to create

links as well as providing sessions runby the clubs at schools to create

awareness and interest

SSP to promote within schools

forward details to database

administrator.

More volunteers taking part in footballand more links between schools and

clubs

More elite football players within

Barking and Dagenham

More young people having access to

training and qualifications and

increases in the number of qualifiedfootball coaches

SSP

ClubsEssex FA

CSPAT CDO

SSP

CSPAT CDO

Essex FA

Dagenham andRedbridge FC

CSPAT

SSP

Dagenham and

Redbridge FC

Baking Ladies FC

West Ham Ladies

Leyton Orient

Centre of

Excellence

SSP

CSPAT

Dagenham and

Redbridge

West HamBarking Ladies

SSP

Barking College

CSPAT

Year 2 start sessions

Year 3 increase the numberof sessions

Year 2 develop with the

2010 Team

Year 2 onwards

Year 3 once leagues

established

Year 2 begin to develop

apprenticeship foundations

with more established clubsYear 3 begin scheme

Pitch / hall hire

Admin costs

Cost of

apprenticeship

scheme


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Women & Girls Football

Aim

Improve and Develop Access and Opportunity for all ages and abilities Reduce Social Stigma of Women and Girls in football

Achievement Targets

Increase the number of Girls small sided teams by 5 per year Increase the number of female qualified coaches, volunteers andofficial by at least 10 per year

Increase the number of Youth Female teams by 6 per year Draw Womens attention to sport and Physical Activity

Increase the number of Womens team by 2 per year

Your Plan


Schools Girls

League

SSP and Competition

Manager to set up and

run girls leagues

between schools with

help of volunteers and

Barking Ladies tocreate exit routes

Well established girls league with

pathways to Barking League, Leyton

Orient Centre of Excellence and West

Ham Ladies

SSP

CDO

Leyton Orient

West Ham Ladies

Barking Ladies FC

Year 2 begin to develop

interest

Year 3 begin league


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Your Plan

Increase the

awareness ofwomen in

football

Increase the

opportunities

for Women and

Girls to take

part in football

Use local role models

and England rolemodels to promote

football in schools and

in the community. Clubs

to have stand at

Womens health day

promoting the benefits

of exercise.

Clubs to help raise

profile through open

days / sessions after

school / work.Motherand daughter sessions.

Childrens activities run

at the same time.

Set up and run Local Ladies Club to

a 10 week Get run 10 week session.

Back Into

Football

More womens

leagues in

Barking andDagenham

Established leagues to

host ladies section.

Incentives such asreduced rates offered to

encourage buy-in for

leagues

More Women Reduced rate coaching

officials and courses and official

coaches qualifications offered to

women

More women taking part in football.

More women of all ages playing

football at local ladies club

More Women and Girls of all ages and

abilities having the opportunity to take

part in football

More women and girls taking part in

football and in football leagues.

An increase in the number of female

officials

Barking Ladies

West Ham LadiesCSPAT

SSP

Role Models

Barking LadiesCSPAT

Essex FA

West Ham ladies

Barking Ladies

CSPAT CDO

Local Leagues

Essex FAClubs

Dagenham and

Redbridge FC

CSPAT

PAEL

SSP

Year 2 Football Festival

Year 3 increased sessions

Year 2 engage SSP

Year 2 Ladies club engaged

Year 3- leagues to have

developed workforce in order

to cope with increasednumbers.

Year 1 start promoting

football opportunities for

women.

Cost of festival

Cost to schools and

clubs for more

sessions

Cost to club of free

sessions

Pitch hire


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Football for Disabled People

Aim

Increase participation and opportunity to players, coaches and officials

Achievement Targets

Develop Clubs to Inclusive and Active Club Status 1 impairment disability team Men / Women and Junior Increase number disabled people in mainstream football Raise the profile of disability football 10 coaches per year attending coaching disabled footballers course

Your Plan


Clubs Increase awareness if More clubs accessible and welcoming CDO No timescale set from

achieving IACS amongst clubs. to disabled people of all ages and Interactive Interactive.

Inclusive and Set up worker groups to abilities Clubs

Active Club share best practice, Year 2 CSPAT to promote

Status (IACS) emphasise no time to clubs and clubs to start

constraints to working towards.

encourage clubs to usetoolkit.

Clubs open Coaches attending how Coaches confident in coaching Interactive Year 1 Sports Directory Marketing costs

and accessible to coaches disabled disabled people. More disabled Sports Coach UK

to disabled people courses. Clubs people taking part in football, both Clubs

people. to take on disabled playing and supporting. Coaches

volunteers CDO


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Your Plan

Raise Disability awareness

awareness of coursing workshops rundisability in the Borough.

qualifications

Positive Clear pathway of

pathway from progression from school

Grass Roots to to club. Playground to

Elite Podium key outlet for

Talent ID.

Increase the Clubs to run disability

number of sessions as well as

disability teams inclusive sessions.

in Barking and Leagues to include

Dagenham disability section.

More disabled Annual Disability

people in Football Tournament for

mainstream disabled children /

football young people.6 weeklead in coaching.

More coaches trained and aware of

disability and issues affectingparticipation.

More disabled people taking part in

football at all levels and ages. Teams

taking part in Essex FA Soccability.

More disability teams taking part in

leagues across London and Essex.

Annual Tournament established and a

substantial number of participants

Sports Coach UK

InteractiveCoaches

SSP

CDO

Clubs

Interactive

EFDS

Essex FA

SSP

CDO

Essex FA

Leagues

Clubs

Dagenham and

Redbridge FC

CSPAT

Year 1 end of year

publication, highlighting 2011information

Year 2 more disabled

people involved in football

Year 3 a team in the

disability league

Year 3 at least one

impairment team in the league

Year 3 depending on out

come of year 1 and 2.


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Your Plan


Target wards

within Barking

and Dagenham

with a higher

population of

BME groups

Run community Community football sessions running Essex FA Year 2 community teams

sessions for BME on evenings and weekends for BME BME groups established

groups, local groups CDO

communities to

organise and officiate

Clubs to Clubs to show Reduced racism in sport, more BME Clubs Year 1 workshops and Cost of hall hire

promote Kick It encouragement of Kick groups playing, coaching and www.kickitout.org promotion of reduced racism

Out It Out by promoting it on volunteering in Football. in sport

flyers / websites

Sports Equality Clubs and community Equality group meeting regularly and Clubs Year 1 agenda item on

Group groups to attend actively breaking down barriers to Essex FA football worker group

established equality group. BME participation CDOBME groups

More people Annual cultural football Different styles of football showcase CDO Year 2 run football festival Cost of festival

aware of festival including 5 A-side and Futsal BME groups

community Futsal Leagues

football Essex FA

Clubs

More BME Subsidised courses for More BME coaches and volunteers CDO Year 2 begin subsidising Cost of courses

residents target areas and BME active in Barking and Dagenham Essex FA courses official sport London

achieving groups Sports Coach UK for funding

qualifications Asian Football

Network


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Your Plan

More BME

women takingpart in football

Community

Team Award at

Sports Awards

Set up a

community

league

Coaching courses for

BME women,designated women only

sessions at Ladies

Football Club including

Female coaches and

volunteers breaking

down barriers to

participation caused by

religion.

Local businesses to

sponsor awards,

community teams to

take part in community

league winner of league

wins awards

Volunteers to run and

organise local league,

promote league to

businesses, community

groups and church

groups

Outlets for Air Footballat Goals in

young Dagenham signostingoffenders / from other

alcohol and organisations.

drugs abuse

recoverers

More BME women taking part in

Football, playing, coaching andvolunteering.

More community teams from all ages,

ethnicities and gender

Community league set up and an

annual increase in the number of

teams taking part in the league

All community support organisations

to be aware of Air Football. Increasedparticipation in Air Football, with less

re-offenders

CDO

Essex FASports Coach UK

Barking Ladies

Asian Football

Network

CSPAT

Volunteers

Clubs

Volunteers

Gateway to the

Games

CSPAT

Air Football

Social ServicesDrugs and Alcohol

Team

CSPAT

Essex FA

Year 1 Female Courses to

be ran with uptake from BMEwomen

Year 2 Courses ran

targetting specifically for BME

groups

Year 3 BME women

coaching football in clubs

Year 2 and 3

Year 3

Year 1 Air Football to be put

on the mapYear 2 Organisations

signposting individuals

Cost of courses

Cost of the Trophy

Officer Time


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Communication & Marketing

Aim

Promote football programme in a clear and constructive way Use different media outlets to reach as many people as possible Ensure material is available in different formats

Achievement Targets

Produce localised marketing plan for football PR and communications strategy produced Create links with local press, community newspapers, businesses Football steering group established with clear strategic aims and

goals

Your Plan

Objective Tactic Achievement Target

Produce Meet with Barking and Marketing plan produced with

localised Dagenham marketing achievable goals.

marketing plan team for best practice

ideas.

Produce PR Working group to PR and communications strategy

and establish aims and produced and all partners buy-in and

Communicatio goals. sign up to strategy

ns strategy

Training and Education opportunities to be produced and promoted Outlet for clubs achieving recognised standards to be published and

advertised Accessible material easy to locate and obtain

Responsibil ity Timescale Finance

CSPAT Year 1 Objectives mapped

Clubs out and plan produced

Essex FA Year 2 Work towards

SSP localised plan

Essex FA Year 1 Strategy produced

CSPAT Year 2 by end of, all

SSP partners on board

Clubs


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Your Plan

Workforce

developmentbrochure to be

produced and

distributed as e

-bullitin.

Provide a

quarterly

Borough

magazine

Brochure to include all

level 1 , level 2 , level 3,How to Coach Disabled

People and Teacher

Training as well as First

Aid, safeguarding

children.

Magazine to include

new Charter Standard

Clubs now registered in

the borough. Localbusinesses to have

section in brochure in

return for sponsorships

of events further

promotion of clubs and

leagues within theirbusiness and partners.

Introduce a Diary of events,

central diary of workshops included in

events Borough magazine but

updated centrally.

Accessible Large Print, Audio and

material also Braille versions

available produced.

Brochure produced annually or 6

monthly.

Magazine produced quarterly.

Distributed

All football events both large and

small included in Borough magazine.

Promotional material accessible and

available to all.

Essex FA

Sports Coach UKCDO

Essex FA

Clubs

Clubs

CDO

LBBD marketing

Year 1 September in time

for the new seaseon.Produced bi-annually from

then on wards.

Year 1 magazine format to

be decided

Year 2 E-magazine to be

sent out with E-bullitin as part

of it from then on.

Year 2 inclusion in E-

magazine once workshops

are decided.

As and when required.

Officer Time

Officer time

football development

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