Our CEO Tim Miller reflects on the FA’s 2025 EDI Progress Report and asks a simple but important question: if families are the first coaches and cheerleaders, why aren’t they a bigger part of football’s development strategy?
Family F.C. CEO Tim Miller takes a look at the changes coming to kids grassroots football.
We’re really pleased to share that The Soccer Store is now our recommended supplier for footballs, cones, and kit across the UK.
Family F.C. CEO Tim Miller explores how the true foundation of football isn’t elite academies, but the early bonds formed between children and their parents through play, practice and passion. Read on to discover why the future of the game starts at home.
Children’s health in the UK is in serious decline – from rising obesity rates to record numbers waiting for basic care. In this piece, Family F.C. CEO Tim Miller explores what’s gone wrong, why it matters, and how we can turn things around.
We’re proud to support UK PTAs – find out how to get a donation to your schools PTA by signing up to Family F.C.
Find out why why we’re embracing the term “finishers” instead of “substitutes” for young players.
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Behind every fun session is our dedicated coaching team — discover the people who make Family F.C. possible.
The move aims to improve technical skills by keeping the ball on the ground and to protect young players’ long-term health, following studies linking heading to dementia.
From sharper focus to better decision-making, playing football can play a powerful role in your child’s cognitive development, helping them grow into confident, flexible thinkers both on and off the pitch.
The way you behave on the sidelines can shape your child’s confidence, enjoyment, and love for the game – far more than any win or loss ever will.
Stuck inside? Don’t worry – your kids’ football journey doesn’t have to pause when the weather turns.
Family F.C. is proud to be a partner with KitAid, a charity transforming the lives of children around the world.
