Ipswich Town Foundation is delighted to announce that it has begun delivery of Premier League Inspires, a programme designed to support young people aged 11-to-18 in raising aspirations and developing personal, social, employability and life skills.

Premier League Inspires is a personal development programme, funded by the Premier League through the Premier League Foundation. The programme uses the power of football to inspire young people aged 11-to-18 to develop the personal skills and positive attitudes needed to succeed in
life. It is predominantly delivered in secondary schools.

Premier League Inspires empowers participants to develop personal, social, employability and life skills, through a series of regular face-to-face group
sessions, mentoring, workshops and social-action projects, providing pupils with the help they need now and supporting them to plan for their future.

Ipswich Town Foundation recently began its Premier League Inspires delivery, and supporting young people across five local schools – four mainstream and one special needs school.

This season, 54 professional football club charities across the Premier League and English Football League are delivering Premier League Inspires sessions at
their stadiums, in local schools and at alternative educational settings.

More than 40,000 young people from across England and Wales have received more than 135,000 hours of targeted support through the programme to date.
To find out more about the national programme, please visit premierleague.com

For more information on the Foundation’s Premier League Inspires delivery, contact Education & Employability Officer Sophie O’Brien at sophie.obrien@itfcfoundation.co.uk.