Inclusion Zone
Welcome to the West Riding FA Inclusion zone
West Riding FA and The FA are here to ensure people from all backgrounds can participate to the full extent of their own ambitions and abilities, regardless of their age, sex, gender re-assignment, disability, marital and civil partnership status, pregnancy and maternity, religion or belief, race or sexual orientation.
Both West Riding FA and The FA are working to ensure everyone has a fair and equal opportunity to be part of the game.
We are passionate about equality in all areas of football and will drive forward our equality and inclusion priorities year after year.
#TogetherWeAreFootball
Contact us
Email: info@westridingfa.com
Phone: 0113 282 1222 (Option 3)
inclusion ambassadors
West Riding FA’s Inclusion Ambassadors programme aims to highlight and promote the great work individuals and organisations are doing across the County in trying to engage under-represented groups. One new ambassadors story will be released each month in 2020...
Christopher McGrath Q&A
Khurram Shazad Interview
rothwell Juniors mums team
west riding fa inclusion fund
West Riding FA has made an annual financial commitment to support projects that look to engage with under-represented groups. The WRCFA Inclusion Fund aims to support such projects with a small financial grant distributed after a simple application form.
inclusion advisory network
The virtual network aims to connect individuals and/or groups from our communities who are interested in, or play an active role in, promoting Inclusion, diversity and anti-discrimination.
The network aims to promote the sharing of information on local initiatives, campaigns, interventions and events that may be of interest to the broader network. It will also provide a forum for the West Riding County FA, and members, to disseminate information on local, regional and national initiatives.
kick it out equality charter
As part of Kick It Out's increased efforts to spreads its message in the amateur game, the organisation is encouraging as many grassroots clubs and leagues as possible to support the fight for equality in football.
