Football for Hope Festival campaign in last phase for kicking forward to Alexandra
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DADs celebrated 10 years of award winning work with the Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Alan Johnson MP in Downing Street
The partnership with Endeavour High and Wolfreton High School to take a team of eight young people to an official World Cup event is gathering pace with twice weekly football sessions and meetings.
Fundraising events are planned and will be co-ordinated by the two schools, this process is in place due to the administrative issues related to the charity status stopping following misinformation from accountants related to the Company Limited by Guarantee status of DADs.
A new style of company is being set up the future of DADs with different branding, aims and objectives to continue its international legacy developments.
Former DADs CEO Rob Broomfield said "the support network is fantastic and we are not looking back, DADs as it was, had run its course, now we have finally got rid all the negative elements, we can rebuild enthusiastically, without hinderance and unecessary interference from those whom are misinformed, there are new challenges and we relish the change."
New ambitious Football programmes will be setup theirinafter following the development up of the new social company, whilst existing programmes continue through partnership support.
Finally Rob Broomfield added "its being a privalege to be the Founder Member of highly successfull award winning charity that established its programme internationally as well as in local communities and prisons, raising and delivering in excess of £1m of football outreach programmes, its been a winner all the way to Alexandra with the Football for Hope Festival and the World Cup..."
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