U.S. Soccer Foundation
1140 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 1200, Washington, DC, 20036
(202) 872-9277
U.S. Soccer Foundation helps children in communities with fewer resources play soccer and build healthy habits. It supports free youth soccer programs, after-school activities, and small neighborhood soccer courts through local partners. Its work includes play spaces in metro Atlanta. Offers: Youth soccer programs; After-school soccer; Neighborhood soccer courts; Coach training; Youth mentoring; Free educator resources. Use the contact form on their website to ask about programs and local partners.
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What they offer 8
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Coach-Mentor Training (Free Online)Service
Free, self-paced online courses that help coaches of any sport build mentoring skills. Coaches earn a certificate when they finish.
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Coach-Mentor Training (In-Person)Program
A hands-on classroom training for a youth group's coaches, with discussion and real coaching practice. An organization inquires to host it.
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Free Educator Resources (Back to School Bundle)Service
A free download of ready-to-use lessons for PE and classroom teachers. It includes sample lessons, a recess guide and health education resources.
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Just Ball LeagueProgram
A neighborhood soccer league for kids in underserved communities. It aims to remove barriers like transportation and cost so kids can play close to home.
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Safe Places to Play (Mini-Pitches)Program
The Foundation builds mini-pitches, which are hard-court soccer fields in neighborhoods. They have lighting, accessible gates, and storage and benches. An online map shows where they are, and people can suggest a location.
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Soccer for Success (After School)Program
An after-school program where trained coach-mentors teach soccer along with social, emotional and life skills. Schools, youth groups and cities can bring it to their community.
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Soccer for Success in School (PE Curriculum)Program
A soccer-based lesson package for K-12 physical education classes. It gives teachers lessons and skills to get kids active while learning to communicate and connect.
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U.S. Soccer Foundation ServicesService
This group helps kids in lower-resource communities play soccer and build healthy habits. It offers youth programs, after-school soccer, coach training, mentoring, and free learning tools through local partners.
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