SPFL Trust Football Powered Podcast

Extraordinary stories from across Scottish football communities - this is the SPFL Trust Football Powered podcast.As part of this season’s SPFL Trust Trophy competition, we’re once again bringing together guests from Scottish football clubs and their associated community trusts to talk about the game, and most importantly the incredible power it has to change lives.The SPFL Trust is a charity, registered in Scotland (SC041121).
We work with community trusts and associated SPFL clubs across the country, helping them to deliver change that improves people’s lives.
We are thrilled to be opening new community hubs at football stadiums across Scotland, offering vital support in a safe and welcoming environment. 
Our new Community Hubs will be located at ten football stadiums across the country.
They will provide a safe space for people to seek help, find hope and connect with essential support services.

Extraordinary stories from across Scottish football communities - this is the SPFL Trust Football Powered podcast. As part of this season’s SPFL Trust Trophy competition, we’re once again bringing together guests from Scottish football clubs and their associated community trusts to talk about the game, and most importantly the incredible power it has to change lives.
The SPFL Trust is a charity, registered in Scotland (SC041121).
We work with community trusts and associated SPFL clubs across the country, helping them to deliver change that improves people’s lives.
In episode five of series three we were joined by:
Joseph Haldane, Kieran Haldane and Danielle Haldane who are supported by the Pars Foundation
Pars captain Kyle Benedictus
Queen's Park keeper Calum Ferrie
For more about The SPFL Trust, click here

Extraordinary stories from across Scottish football communities - this is the SPFL Trust Football Powered podcast. As part of this season’s SPFL Trust Trophy competition, we’re once again bringing together guests from Scottish football clubs and their associated community trusts to talk about the game, and most importantly the incredible power it has to change lives.
The SPFL Trust is a charity, registered in Scotland (SC041121).
We work with community trusts and associated SPFL clubs across the country, helping them to deliver change that improves people’s lives.
In episode five of series three we were joined by:
Marshall Shannon, FFIT participant at West Lothian Community Foundation 
Livingston's Andrew Shinnie
Ayr United Assistant Manager Steven Whittaker 
For more about The SPFL Trust, click here

Extraordinary stories from across Scottish football communities - this is the SPFL Trust Football Powered podcast.
 
As part of this season’s SPFL Trust Trophy competition, we’re once again bringing together guests from Scottish football clubs and their associated community trusts to talk about the game, and most importantly the incredible power it has to change lives.
The SPFL Trust is a charity, registered in Scotland (SC041121).
We work with community trusts and associated SPFL clubs across the country, helping them to deliver change that improves people’s lives.
In episode four of series three we were joined by:
Steven Holgan, FFIT participant at St Mirren FC Charitable Foundation 
Hamilton Accies' Dylan McGowan
Dunfermline Athletic's Joe Chalmers 
For more about The SPFL Trust, click here. 

The SPFL Trust Annual Conference for 2024, Powering Forward, took place at Topgolf in Glasgow on Thursday 5 September. 
We were delighted to be joined by delegates from community trusts from all around the country, alongside some of our key partners and stakeholders. 
 
Our Annual Conference for 2024 was an opportunity for us to reflect on the last three years of our Football Powered strategy, as we started the conversation about our focus for our next strategic period. 
 
Throughout the day, we caught up with delegates to get their thoughts on some of the key themes and discussions. 

Extraordinary stories from across Scottish football communities - this is the SPFL Trust Football Powered podcast.
As part of this season’s SPFL Trust Trophy competition, we’re once again bringing together guests from Scottish football clubs and their associated community trusts to talk about the game, and most importantly the incredible power it has to change lives.
The SPFL Trust is a charity, registered in Scotland (SC041121).
We work with community trusts and associated SPFL clubs across the country, helping them to deliver change that improves people’s lives.
In episode two of series three we were joined by:
Caitlin Walker, CashBack Off the Bench participant at Morton in the Community
Montrose defender Kerr Waddell
Greenock Morton's Jordan Davies 
 
For more about The SPFL Trust, click here. 

Extraordinary stories from across Scottish football communities - this is the SPFL Trust Football Powered podcast.
As part of this season’s SPFL Trust Trophy competition, we’re once again bringing together guests from Scottish football clubs and their associated community trusts to talk about the game, and most importantly the incredible power it has to change lives.
The SPFL Trust is a charity, registered in Scotland (SC041121).
We work with community trusts and associated SPFL clubs across the country, helping them to deliver change that improves people’s lives.
In episode two of series three we were joined by:
Laura Costello, Dundee FC Community Trust General Manager 
Bonnyrigg Rose boss Calum Elliot
Dundee's Head of Football Development, Scott Robertson
 
For more about The SPFL Trust, click here. 

Extraordinary stories from across Scottish football communities - this is the SPFL Trust Football Powered podcast.
As part of this season’s SPFL Trust Trophy competition, we’re once again bringing together guests from Scottish football clubs and their associated community trusts to talk about the game, and most importantly the incredible power it has to change lives.
The SPFL Trust is a charity, registered in Scotland (SC041121).
We work with community trusts and associated SPFL clubs across the country, helping them to deliver change that improves people’s lives.
In episode one of series three we were joined by:
Ken Moir, Prostate Football Fans in Training participant at Rangers Charity Foundation 
Elaine Stewart, Services Development Manager at Prostate Scotland 
Bo'ness United player coach JJ Henderson, who is also General Manager at Raith Rovers Community Foundation 
 
For more about The SPFL Trust, click here.