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FA offers up to six sessions via Sporting Chance
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Latest figures show rise in discrimination charges
The Football Association is offering free counselling and mental-health support to victims of hate and discrimination in grassroots football.
Discriminatory abuse is on the rise at grassroots level. In surveys, 70% of participants, including players, referees and spectators, told the governing body that poor behaviour had a major impact.
Continue reading…FA offers up to six sessions via Sporting ChanceLatest figures show rise in discrimination chargesThe Football Association is offering free counselling and mental-health support to victims of hate and discrimination in grassroots football.Discriminatory abuse is on the rise at grassroots level. In surveys, 70% of participants, including players, referees and spectators, told the governing body that poor behaviour had a major impact. Continue reading…
