
The Take Care programme, a new game-changing initiative using the power of football to create and support healthier lifestyles and positive habits.
Designed to provide a variety of tools to support national associations, leagues, clubs, football stakeholders and schools in promoting health and well-being, theTake Care programme is tailored for key influential figures such as parents or caregivers, teachers, coaches and staff to encourage healthier lifestyles and more positive habits.
Take Care comprises six modules addressing important and interconnected areas of daily life:
Each module contains:
A user guide is available to help football organisations and schools understand and maximise the use of these tools.
The modules will be published throughout 2025.
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