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“FAMILY FRIENDLY SPORTS” GUIDELINES ARE NOW ONLINE!

We are happy to announce that the two Guidelines developed within the project “Family Friendly Sport” are now officially online and available for free to all interested stakeholders that want to improve their capacities for implementing family friendly sports activities in their work!
The first set of FFSec Guidelines introduces sports clubs to the benefits of integreneration sports and brings them methods, tools and instructions how to organizing family days and working with adults and children together through individual and collective sports. You can download it by clicking here. The second set of Guidelines is dedicated to building capacities of clubs to facillitate intergenrational dialogue within the family friendly sports activities and includes instructions how to prepare parents so that family sport can reach its full potential. This guide was developed with the support of the NGOs that have experience working with young adults. This document can be downloaded here.
The project “Family Friendly Sport” is co-funded by the European Union.
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