Force For Good
From pitch to poetry
More than 25,000 primary schoolchildren were inspired by the Premier League's Writing Stars poetry competition on diversity.
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"We're passionate about getting young people involved in activities that are healthy, that take them off the streets, give them a purpose, and the Premier League Kicks programme is perfect for that."
More than 25,000 primary schoolchildren were inspired by the Premier League's Writing Stars poetry competition on diversity.
Burnley players got schoolchildren active as part of the Super Movers programme, created by the Premier League and BBC.
Fulham is one of 69 professional clubs running Premier League Kicks, which works with youngsters in high-need areas.
Everton in the Community is using its new Blue Base facility to help combat social isolation and dementia.
Rio Ferdinand sees how the Premier League/BT Disability programme and the Man Utd Foundation have helped one participant build up his confidence.
A new pitch named in honour of former Tottenham Hotspur coach Ugo Ehiogu is giving young people a place to play in Haringey.
AFC Bournemouth visit Oman to inspire a new generation of coaches and referees with the Premier Skills programme.
Premier League clubs back the Sky Ocean Rescue campaign to help reduce fans' consumption of single-use plastic.
How the Palace for Life Foundation is working with young people in South London to reduce youth violence.
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