Mr Philip Duffy EFDN - Paris - 21st & 22nd March 2018

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Mr Philip Duffy EFDN - Paris - 21st & 22nd March 2018
Mr Philip Duffy
     Executive Director
 Everton in the Community
      EFDN – Paris
21st & 22nd March 2018
Mr Philip Duffy EFDN - Paris - 21st & 22nd March 2018
Mr Philip Duffy EFDN - Paris - 21st & 22nd March 2018
UNIQUE and SPECIAL BOND
     with Our Community
  THE PEOPLE’S CLUB
Mr Philip Duffy EFDN - Paris - 21st & 22nd March 2018
Mr Philip Duffy EFDN - Paris - 21st & 22nd March 2018
INVESTING IN
 OUR COMMUNITY             L4

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SITES ACROSS
                       CITY
                      CENTRE
M E R S E Y S I D E
Mr Philip Duffy EFDN - Paris - 21st & 22nd March 2018
HOW OUR FANS DESCRIBE US
Mr Philip Duffy EFDN - Paris - 21st & 22nd March 2018
Honest                        My Team

     Passionate Passion
                        Community         Hard-working
                                              Toffees

                                                    Historic
   Proud Blue               Pride
                         Entertaining    Integrity In My Blood
                                                                                                    Caring

   Great
          Traditional MyUnderachievers
   Friendly              Club Exciting
                                Unique

People’s Club                                 Frustrating                      NIL SATIS NISI OPTIMUM

                                            Family
                         My life                         School of Science                Hope
              The Best              Love
                           Class
                                    Local
                                                                         Sleeping Giant
Mr Philip Duffy EFDN - Paris - 21st & 22nd March 2018
“The work of our charity
reaches out to so many
vulnerable and disadvantaged people,
giving them the chance to access a higher
standard of living as well as accessing
new opportunities.
It gives me an immense sense of pride
when I hear about plans for the charity
moving forwards”
                                            £4.2m
Dame Judi Dench
Honorary Patron
Mr Philip Duffy EFDN - Paris - 21st & 22nd March 2018
Our Values and Credentials
                                       OFFICIAL CHARITY OF

                     EVERTON FOOTBALL CLUB

   104                    40            Everton Free School
                                                              120,933
                                            Established       participant hours
Multi-Award             Social
                                             2012               each season
 Winning             Programmes
                                                                                    £6.2m
Supporting                                                                          COMMUNITY
                                                                                      ASSETS
2,000             116 40                                        200+              Everton Free School   £4m
Local Charities
  each year
                  Full Time
                    Staff
                              Casual
                               Staff
                                            230
                                             Partners            Volunteers
                                                                                  The People’s Hub
                                                                                  The Blue Base
                                                                                  Housing projects
                                                                                                      £1.5m
                                                                                                      £0.5m
                                                                                                      £0.2m
Mr Philip Duffy EFDN - Paris - 21st & 22nd March 2018
EVERTON 4 EMPLOYMENT
Helping marginalised young people and
adults better their lives and increase their
opportunities for work, life and learning.
THE TEAM
                                    John McDonald
                              Employment & Enterprise Manager

       Everton 4 Employment
 Working Futures        PL Works                  PL Enterprise
         Helping marginalised
    Gill Carr           Yolande Walsh
                                      young people
                                                 Ed Parker
                                                           and adultsPaulbetter
                                                                             West their
Programmelives    and increase
          Coordinator        Tutor their opportunities        for work,
                                           Programme Coordinator          lifeSupport
                                                                    Programme  and
         learning                                                   Paisley McCaw
  Carly Wheeler                                    Karlie Lunt
      Tutor                                            Tutor         Admin Support

  Michael Yates
   Support Tutor
“The charity is so personal to me; it is extremely
genuine, very warm and a wonderful, normal charity
run by fantastic people whose heart and soul are
truly in it. They are so passionate about what they
do and they genuinely want to help and improve the
lives of those in Merseyside and around the country”
                                                Amanda Holden
                                                 Honorary Patron
EMPLOY NEW TACTICS
A pre-employability programme supporting
adults suffering from mental health
conditions. The course runs for 2 days a week,
over a 12 week period.

Ex Everton legend, John Bailey, is enrolled on
the course.
PREMIER LEAGUE ENTERPRISE
CORE PROGRAMME

A 20 hour Enterprise Programme        that will
increase the aspirations and skills   of 11-18
year olds in full time education      who are
marginalized and/or at risk of not    achieving
their full potential
PREMIER LEAGUE
ENTERPRISE CHALLENGE
An initiative that encourages enterprise and
skills for 14-19 year olds.

The challenge is set by the Premier League
and teams of 5 from hard to reach
backgrounds compete to come up with the
best solution to the challenge.
NEETS
(Not in Employment, Education or Training)

• Young people under 25 are three times more likely to
  be unemployed than the rest of the population

• More than 60% of NEETS are not actively looking for a
  job

• Being NEET can have a detrimental effect on physical
  and mental health, and increase the likelihood of
  unemployment, low wages, or low quality of work later
  on in life

• One in FOUR of the NEETS we work with have a Mental
  Health difficulty
WORKING FUTURES
A 120 hour pre-employability programme for
NEET young people aged 16-29.
PREMIER LEAGUE WORKS
A programme funded by the Premier League
which targets the hardest to help NEETs aged
16-24.
UNDERLYING ISSUES
FOOTBALL THERAPY WORKSHOPS
                                   Topics delivered:

- Self awareness                         - Perspective and focus
- Vulnerability is strength              - Character
- Emotional awareness                    - Feelings, Thoughts and Behaviour (FTB)
- Control and confidence                 - Masculinity

- Stress response and regulation         - Personal development
- Team and individual resilience         - Dealing with negative emotions
- Mind set and Motivation                - Self worth and identity
- Goal setting                           - Chimp paradox
- Resilience building                    - Power of sleep
“I have the utmost respect for Everton in
the Community and the job the staff do
for our local community all year round”
Phil Jagielka
“Everton, probably more than any other club, does more in its
community and for their fans than just about anybody else.
What goes on at Everton Football Club in terms of community,
education, young people all the way through enterprise and then
into business – every aspect of the local community Everton see
themselves at the centre of and they’re a real example to other
clubs”
                                                Richard Scudamore
                               Executive Chairman, Premier League   £4.2m
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