In the village of Gryshkivtsi, in Zhytomyr region, the cycle of activities for the "Inclusive Football Sections" project by the Ukrainian Football Association and the Zhytomyr Oblast Football Association has been completed.
The festival brought together 72 children from the Sosnivka community, including children of servicemen and internally displaced persons from temporarily occupied territories.
The next stage of the UAF national project, which has been promoting football among children and developing mass sports in Ukraine for more than 13 years.
At the "Kolos" stadium in Horokhiv took place the "Open Football Festival" — a socio-sports project of the Ukrainian Association of Football aimed at providing psychological support to children through football activities
The festival brought together students from the Ivanivtsi Lyceum as well as the Nesterivsky, Chankivsky, Mushkytinsky, Zalischytsky, and Rahnyvsky Gymnasiums.
At the Novodnistrovska Children's and Youth Sports School, with the support of the Ukrainian Football Association and the Chernivtsi Oblast Football Association (AFCHO), an "Open Football Festival" took place.
The "Open Football Festival" took place at the "Kolos" stadium in Skvyra, Kyiv region, bringing together 72 young participants. Among them were 37 girls, a sign of growing popularity of football among young female athletes.
Students from grades 1 to 3 of the Novodnistrovsk Primary School, a branch of the Novodnistrovsky OZZSO "Novodnistrovsk Gymnasium," participated in it.
In the village of Olesha at the "Kolos" stadium, participants of the youth football hub, who previously completed the youth leadership training program at the UAF, held an "Open Football Festival."
In the Dunaivets community in Khmelnytskyi region, a project of the Ukrainian Football Association was held, which was organized jointly with the communal establishment of the Dunaivets City Council "Sports for All."
Within the framework of the "School Football Sections" project of the Zaporizhzhia Oblast Football Association, teachers who completed special training and joined the opening of football sections in city schools were honored.