Great to be at the 0 Pitch unveiling at the Powerhouse #MossSide created by #Nike #JD. It was brilliant to see @philfoden and @ellatoone99 Thank you for making everyones day ⚽️🤩 #Community @JDFootball @nikefootball @msmpowerhouse @FBeyondBorders

THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO ATTENDED THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE COMMUNITY FOOTBALL PITCH IN MANCHESTER ❤️ Having both @PhilFoden & @ellatoone99 present made it extra special for all the young people who have a new space to do the thing the love 👏🏽 ❤️❤️ @nikefootball @JDOfficial

The sustainable new pitch is made from recycled boots and trainers. 👟⚽️ Well done to @FBeyondBorders, @nikefootball, @JDOfficial and all those involved. 👏 https://t.co/1aiCICb75c

This donation will pays for 2 young people to be supported by the charity up until Year 11 at school through the work that they do 🙌⚽️❤️ You can read more about @FBeyondBorders and how to support them here https://t.co/8yVYJpnZTi #givingback #grassrootsfootball

Make sure you lock in Thursday!

On yesterday's Upfront, @ceylonandi told us all about her amazing work with @FBeyondBorders, a charity aimed at changing young people's lives through football and education. Listen to the full episode now: https://t.co/bRm7dNRH2z

@StMaryMagSec @RenzosRealWorld Mainstream schools funding is currently around £5,000 per student per year. The average cost of a place in AP is £33,000 95% of the students who were at risk of exclusion at the start of the year were not excluded from school after receiving support from FBB. #BBCPanorama

@StMaryMagSec @RenzosRealWorld Keeping young people in school isn't expensive. FBB has found it costs around £1,500 of additional spend per *vulnerable* student to keep them in mainstream school. #BBCPanorama

The stories in this programme show the importance of listening deeply to young people who have endured so much during the pandemic, and supporting them through bereavement and mental health issues. Much admiration for the work of @FBeyondBorders. https://t.co/OUywA96llS

An important watch to understand the impact of one of @Sport_England's amazing partners @FBeyondBorders. What FBB do is so vital for many young people like Bradley and demonstrates the power of sport to change lives

THREAD: When the hard work pays off 💪 On the left is a photo of Jaiden in Year 8, presenting his work to @ChrisSmalling at an FBB session 🎤 On the right is a photo of Jaiden in Year 11, collecting his GCSE results yesterday at @totteridgeacad 😱 (1/2)

THE MOVEMENT IS GROWING 👇 As we approach a new academic year, we're going to be working with more young people than ever and are looking for talented people to join our team 🤗 Find out more at https://t.co/LYhvSpMHUN

The impact starts at grassroots 💪 "Sport & football in particular isn't just about what happens on the pitch" Ahead of the Premier League returning, FBB participants Arsh & Riley travelled to Liverpool to find out how professional clubs can aid their local community. 🔴 🔵

These kits are 🔥🔥🔥 This year, our Year 3 boys programme looked at team identity. Working to understand what they stood for as a collective. We teamed up with @Art_of_Football & @kitlocker to translate each team's identity into custom kit design and we're blown away 🙌

Education is the answer 📚 This feels more important than ever! Check out our new Gamechangers programme that celebrates Black British history that is being rolled out across our schools in London and Manchester. Big thanks to @IanWright0 & @GilletteUK for making this possible!

Love @IanWright0 and his passion to drive change. Sport has a huge role to play in reducing all types of discrimination and great how FBB are taking on this challenge...should be right across the UK this 👇

People like ⁦⁦@jonathanliew⁩ are the best of us. Not only is he - one of / if not the best - sports writers in the country, but he gives up that platform once in a while to young people who have a hell of a lot to say. 👏 ⁦@FBeyondBorders⁩

This 3 point manifesto by @FBeyondBorders is superb. The ideas themselves demonstrate the absolute need for diversity of input. @FB_Collective

@FBeyondBorders Two young fans Kenza Boutalbi (18) and Kian Hill (17) have written an open letter to Tracey Crouch calling for: - Increased accessibility at football for young people - Equal opportunity for women - More accountability around racism & anti-discrimination Leadership knows no age

If the purpose of the fan-led review of football governance is to help shape a better future for both fans today and future generations, @FBeyondBorders are rightfully asking why are none of the 10 panel members under 35? https://t.co/a9L5IddiyT