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We are thrilled to announce the appointment of Sarah Hannah as the new Non- Executive Chair of Trustees for Goals 4 Girls. Sarah joins Francesca Brown and the team to build on the remarkable progress achieved to date and help propel our mission of empowering girls and young women through the transformative power of sport.

In an unprecedented collaboration with the adidas Breaking Barriers Project, Goals 4 Girls (G4G) hosted the UK's first girls’ wellbeing football tournament, G4G Football Festival, on Saturday, 13th July, in East London.

Goals 4 Girls Celebrates International Women's Day and Mother's Day with Empowering Training Session

Earlier in November, Goals4Girls embarked on a trip to Cologne, Germany, taking students from Royal Docks Academy, Newham, East London to participate in Poldi's Eleven, a social football summit organized by the Lukas Podolski Stiftung.

It has never been more important for young women and girls to have safe spaces where they can break barriers, pursue their dreams, and ultimately thrive. With that said, and with over a decade of work under our belts, now is the right time to launch as a charity.

It’s only right we extend a few heartfelt thank you’s to the people that have helped us get to this point so far. Our immense gratitude should go without saying - but we’re going to say it anyway!

adidas immortalised their commitment to grow and support women’s sport by unveiling a series of statues representing several trailblazers in football, basketball and rugby.

Goals4Girls’ graduates and participants were recently given the opportunity to star in a global adidas campaign, championed by the adidas Football Collective and UEFA Champions League.

During Lockdown Goals4Girls team have been working remotely to support some of London’s most vulnerable girls and young women.