Looking for a new challenge? There is an exciting new opportunity to become part of our fantastic coaching team. Falkirk Foundation are seeking enthusiastic and engaging coaches in a variety of different community programmes. Find the full job description Here Email info@falkirkfoundation.org for more info.

Falkirk Football Community Foundation are looking to add to their fantastic coaching team. This truly unique opportunity will give you the chance to get involved in the charitable arm of a football club at the heart of its community. We are seeking enthusiastic coaches to lead sessions in a variety of different programmes. Find the…

By Lois Smillie   Falkirk hosted St. Mirren on Sunday in what had originally looked to be a difficult fixture. Falkirk came out on top, though, in what was an action packed match. Falkirk started the game strongly, creating two clear-cut chances within the opening few minutes. The first fell to Suzanne Wyatt, whose headed…

By Lois Smillie. Falkirk hosted promotion rivals Stenhousemuir on Sunday at The Falkirk Stadium Community Pitch, in what was an exhilarating derby day for both teams. While the first half ended goalless, there was no shortage of conflict or chances. Falkirk saw their first real chance in the seventh minute, when a great ball was…

Over the past 10 weeks, our team alongside partners Bo’ness Newtown Park Association – Making Newtown Park a Community Hub have run our ‘Newtown Kicks’ Programme 2 days a week. Having now reached the end of our programme, we’re delighted to share some of the incredible outcomes: – 11 participants found positive destinations to move…

Falkirk travelled to Yoker on Sunday to play BSC Glasgow in the Championship and League One Cup. The first chance fell to Iona Bridges after seven mins when she headed a corner over the bar. Bridges then had a shot saved and winger Claudia Stewart hit an effort that went just wide of the post.…

Title: Community Football Education Officer Location: The Falkirk Stadium, 6 Stadium Way, Falkirk FK2 9EE Reports to: Business Operations Manager Hours: Full-time (35 Hours per week) Evening and weekend work will also be required Salary: £22,500 Benefits: 25 days annual holiday plus 9 public holidays & 4% pension contribution  About Falkirk Foundation Falkirk Foundation was…

Falkirk Foundation were delighted to partner up with Workhorse Generation’s ReWORK project team for their first project north of the border recently. The ReWORK project originates from Essex but now operates nationwide, providing a range of high quality new or nearly new office furniture FREE of charge to charities, business start-ups and other good causes.…

We are delighted to launch our brand-new season 2023/24 Community Kit which will be worn by nearly 50 Falkirk Foundation Community Teams across the male and female pathways playing in various different leagues across the country. This also means that the Falkirk Foundation will be wearing the same kit as Falkirk Football Club 1st Team.…

Falkirk Football Community Foundation is a leading charitable organisation, and our vision is to be a leading provider of sport, health, education, and employability activities to children, young people, and adults in our community. The Falkirk Foundation works with local and national partners to provide innovative initiatives that engage people across all age groups and…

Falkirk travelled to Meadowbank on Sunday to take on Edinburgh Caledonia. The first half saw Edinburgh Caledonia gain the advantage on Falkirk, as two goals from Eva Steele in the 21st and 26th minute allowed the Edinburgh team to take control of the first half. Falkirk made several advances throughout the duration of the first…

Falkirk travelled to Mossedge Village on Sunday to take on St Mirren. Fighting for promotion, it was a must win match for Falkirk to keep the pressure on their competition in the league. Right from the beginning, St Mirren were on the attack. Multiple attempts from the opposition challenged the Falkirk defence, who had to…

Falkirk travelled to Eastwood Park on Sunday to take on Giffnock SC in their final League One fixture before the league split in April. Giffnock started the game on top, seeing most of the possession in the first 10 minutes and going on to create several opportunities to open the scoring. Their first chance went…

Falkirk hosted Airdrie Ladies on Sunday in their final home League One fixture before the league split next month. Falkirk looked to be on the back foot in the opening few minutes of the game, with Airdrie immediately putting pressure on the Falkirk back-line. The visitors had a number of efforts at goal, but the…

James Goodgame is a lifelong Chelsea fan and season ticket holder. His first season supporting Chelsea was in 1984. The era of Kerry Dixon, David Speedie, Pat Nevin, Joe McLoughlin, etc. A great time to be a Chelsea fan. In 1985 Chelsea signed Kevin McAllister from Falkirk, as a 9-year-old these players were his heroes…

Falkirk hosted promotion rivals Westdyke Ladies on Sunday in their most recent League One fixture. The game had barely kicked off before the first chance arrived. Westdyke were awarded a free-kick in a dangerous area following a Falkirk handball. The taker hit a decent strike that looked to be heading into the back of the…

Job role Falkirk Foundation Women are looking to bring on a Physiotherapist to care for and monitor players in our Women’s 1st team and our Women’s Development team. You will be required to physically prepare players who may need it prior to training sessions as well as assess and update players who are recovering for…

Falkirk travelled to Aberdeen on Sunday to take on Grampian Ladies in League One. Falkirk started the game strongly, having the bulk of possession during the opening five minutes. It was in the fifth minute that Grampian had their first chance of the game, the first of many free-kicks that would be awarded over the…

The Falkirk Football Community Foundation has applied for funding through the Community Choices Scheme. We hope to purchase an electric van to deliver our projects in different locations in the Falkirk Community. These projects range from football delivery, employability, mental health and first aid. The vehicle will be used to help with our winter campaign…

Falkirk hosted Gleniffer Thistle on Sunday in their second match against the Paisley based team this season. The beginning stages of the game saw a free kick awarded to Falkirk following a bad tackle from a Gleniffer player who received a booking for the foul. The kick was taken by Suzanne Wyatt who tried her…

Falkirk travelled to Aberdeen on Sunday to play Westdyke who sat two points above them in League One.  We started well and on nine minutes Rhianne Ferguson played a through ball for Avril Johnstone to run onto. Her low shot was bottom corner bound but it didn’t have the pace she wanted and the keeper…

As we enter into 2023, we often look back on the year gone. For the Falkirk Football Community Foundation, it has certainly been a very busy year. The year started with Covid in our community (which is still very much with us) and is ending with us all having to deal with a cost-of-living crisis…

The Falkirk Foundation are looking for a Football Development Officer. Please find the Job Description HERE. We welcome all applications from those interested that can demonstrate the necessary skills and experience outlined above.  Please send a tailored CV and cover letter outlining your suitability to our Business Operations Manager at info@falkirkfoundation.org Closing date for applications…

Franchisee Elliot Jardine, who owns and operates nine McDonald’s restaurants including two in Falkirk, recently made a significant contribution of £10,000 to the Falkirk Football Community Foundation. The Foundation strives to improve the lives of young people in Falkirk and has recently launched the Midnight League in partnership with Falkirk Council, local schools, Youth Scotland,…

Falkirk took on Stenhousemuir at Ochilview in their final league game before the winter shutdown.    The Bairns started strongly, with Carolanne Cullen heading on a long ball for Avril Johnstone to run onto. The winger turned inside her defender and hit a shot which crashed off the post with the keeper beaten. Two minutes…

Over the coming weeks and months, the Foundation will be supporting the Falkirk community through our Winter Campaign. This will be a tough time for many and we will be working hard to help those who need it most. We will be collecting donations at the following fixtures: •             Airdrieonians – Saturday 3rd December 3pm…

Having previously won 2-0 against a good Edinburgh Caledonia side earlier in the season, Falkirk found themselves on an away trip to Meadowbank looking for another win to continue their promotion charge this season. Falkirk started the first five minutes of the game well with most of the action coming down the left wing through…

Over the coming weeks and months, the Foundation will be supporting the Falkirk community through our Winter Campaign. This will be a tough time for many and we will be working hard to help those who need it most. Throughout the festive period and continuing into January, we will be providing: Food hampers Warm clothing…

Falkirk took on Dundee West for the second time on Sunday, having won in Dundee on the opening day of the season. The girls took control of the game right from the start and Dundee struggled to get any time on the ball. Early on, Suzanne Wyatt shot wide from a throw-in and then headed…

Falkirk’s return after a week off found them needing a win to recharge promotion hopes following a few disappointing results. The opening exchanges of the game were cagey with neither team allowing for the opposition to create many chances. Iona Bridges, centre midfielder, took control of the midfield battle which gave Falkirk the better share…

The Falkirk Foundation teamed up with their front of shirt partner Y.E.S. to provide garden maintenance work for Falkirk & Clackmannanshire Carers Centre carers in the Falkirk Area on Tuesday. Workers from Your Equipment Solutions provided their expertise and equipment and were joined by Falkirk Foundation staff and course members, who volunteered to give something…

Title: Football Development Officer Location: The Falkirk Stadium, 6 Stadium Way, Falkirk FK2 9EE Reports to: Business Development Manager Hours: Full-time Salary: £25,000 per annum Benefits: 25 days annual holiday plus 9 public holidays & 4% pension contribution About Falkirk Foundation Falkirk Foundation was established as a registered charity in September 2010 and aims to…

The Falkirk FC Foundation is very happy to be supporting two popular Falkirk-based initiatives which are returning after a long absence due to the effects of the Covid pandemic. Football Memories was established in 2006 and met at The Maples, Stenhousemuir in partnership with Alzheimer Scotland. Sessions were also held in local care homes and…

Monday the 22nd of August saw one of the Falkirk Foundation’s more successful programmes, Falkirk FFIT, take on an International team from Canada, The Vancouver Classics. The culmination of 2 years planning, delayed by covid, saw over 40 men take part in two small sided games at the Falkirk stadium. The Falkirk FFIT team was…

The Falkirk Foundation’s Centre Forward programme has been shortlisted for the Self Management Awards 2022 Self Management in the Community Award! The shortlisted nominees were officially announced today and you can vote for your pick. Voting is open to the public until Tuesday 21st September. The winner will be announced the Awards Ceremony (a digital…

Today we are excited to launch our 2022-25 Falkirk Football Community Foundation Strategy which sets out the key areas in which we are delivering. This strategy is very much aligned to the Falkirk Plan 2021-30 and there are many areas of the work that we do that will feed into the deliverables in it. We…

Following an incredibly difficult two years and amidst the ongoing cost of living crisis, The Falkirk Foundation teamed up with our partners Falkirk Football Club to give those that are struggling the opportunity to come to games this season for free through the Support our Bairns initiative. Thanks to the generosity of the Falkirk fanbase,…

Your Equipment Solutions, our front of shirt sponsor, have hired a new face in Donald Macleod following last week’s Job Fair, hosted by The Falkirk Foundation, at The Falkirk Stadium. Donald, who starts his new job this week, turned up to the Job Fair held in the Brockville Bar in the Kevin McAllister Stand at The…

Falkirk Foundation staff will be taking part in the Edinburgh Kiltwalk on 18th September and we are encouraging all members, coaches, volunteers, parents, players, supporters and the wider Falkirk community to join us! We are funding 50% off entry for everyone who registers to walk with us. Please enter code: FALKFEDI50 when signing up on https://thekiltwalk.co.uk/events/edinburgh. The funds raised will…

We are delighted to announce the newest members of The Falkirk Foundation, the FFIT Men’s 11-a-side team, who will compete in the new Warriors Premier League! Falkirk FFIT originated from the SPFL Trust funded Football Fans in Training programme run by the Foundation, with men looking to continue their journey beyond this and collectively stay…

Falkirk Women have appointed a whole new management team ahead of their new season including a new Head Coach in Craig Tully. Craig had a successful playing career in Scotland spanning 20 years, during this time he made appearances for a number of teams including Dundee, Ross County, Arbroath, Peterhead and Clyde. Since retiring as…

The Falkirk Football Community Foundation is delighted to announce a new deal with RJM Sports! The new deal, which will run for three years, will see Central Scotland’s most prominent sports store be the sole provider of the Foundation training kit for all our teams plus the equipment needed to run our programmes. This agreement…

Following the launch of our 2022/23 home kit this week, we are pleased to confirm that this kit will be worn by all Falkirk Foundation teams alongside the men’s first team. This will see the Falkirk home kit worn by nearly 50 community teams across the male and female pathways, in leagues across the central…

The Falkirk Foundation is delighted to announce the new front of shirt sponsor across all our teams, Your Equipment Solutions! Y.E.S., who has agreed on a three-year deal to sponsor Foundation teams, is an independently owned tool & plant hire, sales, and service & repair business based in Falkirk. The Your Equipment Solutions logo will…

Falkirk Foundation staff will be taking part in the Edinburgh Kiltwalk on the 18th of September and we are encouraging all members, coaches, volunteers, parents, players, supporters, and the wider Falkirk community to join us! The funds raised will allow us to continue and expand our community teams and our award-winning projects. the funds will…

During the Networking Dinner of the 17th European Football Development Network Conference in Liverpool, Falkirk FC Foundation was named one of the 10 football organisations on the longlist for the EFDN More than Football Award 2022. This prestigious award focuses on the great work being done by football organisations across Europe and as can be…

The Changing Room, which is led by SAMH (Scottish Association for Mental Health) and uses football to bring men together to tackle mental health, today (Thursday 12 May) received a visit from the Duke of Cambridge. The Duke’s visit takes place during Mental Health Awareness Week (Monday 9 – Sunday 15 May). The theme of…

On Sunday evening Falkirk Football Community Foundation and the Falkirk Football Club hosted our Recognition Awards Night, in association with Bairns Business Club, in which we recognised the exceptional efforts of those in and around, and involved with, the club and foundation. A number of club and foundation volunteers were given awards in recognition of their…

Falkirk Foundation has received the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme (ERS) Bronze Award. Highland RFCA’s Regional Employer Engagement Director Ray Watt presented the Award to Derek Allison, Chief Executive of the Foundation, on 18 March in Falkirk. The award is in recognition of the support the charity gives to the Armed Forces. Falkirk Foundation CEO commented…

FFIT is a 13-week programme that can help you to improve both your physical health and mental wellbeing, a brilliant way to start the new year. The programme is available to both men and women aged 35-65, who want to improve their lifestyle. It’s time to Get Back to Falkirk Stadium where sessions will take…

Everyone here at the Falkirk Foundation has been extremely busy and in demanding circumstances, while continuing to work under the restraints of the Covid Pandemic. There is one thing that has been made clearer than ever is that 2021 has shown the value of having Falkirk Foundation at the heart of the community. We now…

The Falkirk Foundation won a prestigious award on Friday night at Hampden Park as the charitable organisation picked up the ‘Best Community Football Project’ award at the 2021 Scottish FA Grassroots Football Awards ceremony. The foundation launched its CAMHS (children and adolescent mental health services) Football Project in partnership with NHS Forth Valley over two…

We are excited to announce that Falkirk Football Community Foundation is now an official member of the European Football for Development Network (EFDN).   EFDN is a network of more than 100 European professional football clubs, leagues and associations who understand and are committed to their social responsibilities and have the passion to cooperate and…

Falkirk Foundation will once again be taking part in the SPFL Trust’s project, Festive Friends, this festive season. Christmas time for many people is the most wonderful time of the year, it is a special time where friends and families come together to celebrate. However, for many others, it can be the opposite, and can…

In the week leading up to Remembrance day on the 11th November the Falkirk Foundation are proud to sign up to the Armed Forces Covenant The Falkirk Football Community Foundation will endeavour in our business dealings to uphold the key principles of the Armed Forces Covenant, which are: • no member of the Armed Forces…

In the lead up to Remembrance Day we wanted to highlight the support that we are giving to our Armed Forces community through the work that the Falkirk Foundation and Falkirk FC are doing. Including the Foundation’s CEO, Derek Allison (Royal Navy) and Falkirk FC, Sporting Director, Gary Holt (Army) both organisations have ex-service personnel…

The Falkirk Foundation are delighted to of been nominated and to have won a Scottish FA Central Region Grassroots Award this evening. The award in the Best Community Football Project For All category recognises participation in football from those from an underrepresented and disadvantaged backgrounds for our CAMHS (Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services) programme. We…

On Sunday 10th October, World Mental Health Day, Falkirk Foundation and Falkirk Football Club are proud to announce a joint signing of the SAMH Mental Health for Physical Activity and Sport Charter. SAMH is Scotland’s national mental health charity. The Charter contains an action plan that sets out how each organisation will work both individually…

We recently partnered with our Clubs Chaplain Mike Pirie, and worked with Empathy International, to send our old unused strips to Laos. There they will be used by the young people throughout the villages of Laos. Our Chief Executive, Derek Allison, commented ” When we heard about the great work that Empathy International does and…

The Changing Room has one goal – to promote men’s mental health and wellbeing through the power of the beautiful game. Falkirk Foundation is delighted to bring The Changing Room to Falkirk Stadium as we look forward to kicking-off the innovative 12 week course that invites men to step down from the stands, into the…

  The Falkirk Foundation delivers a football based programme in partnership with NHS Forth Valley’s Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS). The programme is a football based activity programme for young people aged between 7-16 years that are accessing the CAMHS service. There is more a need now than ever before with increased waiting…

The Falkirk Foundation are absolutely over the moon to present the participant numbers of our 2021 Summer Camps The commitment of the team to deliver, organise and engage over the past 8 weeks and for the programmes to run as smoothly as it did is a testament to their hard work and enthusiasm. It has been…

Off the Bench is a fantastic SPFL Trust initiative for young people aged 17-24. Thanks to funding from the Scottish Government’s CashBack scheme, our charity is running a 12-week programme for young adults who are looking for a fresh start to build a better path going forward. Off the Bench is held within Falkirk Stadium,…

Open Day – 25th August. 12 – 1pm at Kelty Hearts Football Club Falkirk Foundation will be running Coalfields Regeneration Trust’s 10 week Sports Works programme in partnership with Kelty Hearts Football club here in Fife. For all essential details please see the flyer linked in the button below: Come along to the Open Day…

From this coming season Falkirk FC’s new Development Squad Kit will be emblazoned with the logo of The Falkirk Foundation as the two organisations work more closely together under the ethos of ‘One Community, One Future.” The new Falkirk Development programme kicked off yesterday with a fixture against Dundee and was the first outing for…