For more than 15 years we've created approaches, built systems and established programmes that have made a real difference in Scotland. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 We use the power of football combined with our national reach to make a big local impact. 🔗 spfltrust.org.uk/#Fifteen

The SPFL Trust joins the @spfl and @SWPL in marking @SRtRCScotland 30th anniversary and recognising its work over the last three decades. Through football, clubs and community organisations play an important role in bringing people together, celebrating diversity and challenging racism, both on and off the pitch.

📚⚽ October holidays sorted! Read four library books for the 4-4-2 Reading Challenge, then swap your stamped card for a FREE match ticket. Open to kids aged 5 to 12. Check participating clubs: spfltrust.org.uk/442reading/

⚽❤️ Know your numbers at Almondvale on Saturday! The Match FIT team will be in the Almondvale Suite from 12pm to 3pm before the game, with @LiviFCOfficial and @WLCF_1. Free, quick checks on blood pressure, BMI and diabetes risk. Bring someone you care about 💛

Thank you and farewell to our trustee Kathleen McLoughlin, who is leaving us after 10 years on the board. From boardroom to the Kiltwalk start line for Festive Friends, she gave so much. We wish her all the very best.

⚡ Game Energy is back for winter. Free energy advice, help with bills and gas safety at 7 clubs across Scotland, delivered with @SGNgas. Find your nearest club 👇 spfltrust.org.uk/gameenergy Proud to be working with @KillieCommunity @bighearts @Dumbartonfc @SAFCFoundation1 @Spartans_CF @MontroseTrust @KilwinningFA💙

🏃 A new season of Joy of Moving is getting underway! Delivered by Ferrero UK in partnership with the SPFL Trust, Joy of Moving uses play and movement to inspire children to be active while developing physical fitness, motor coordination, cognitive function and important life skills. In Scotland, the programme reaches almost 7,000 children across Primary 5, 6 and 7 in Glasgow and Edinburgh, delivered through @FoundationCFC, @bighearts and @RFC_Charity. With a new season beginning, we're looking forward to seeing another group of young people get moving, have fun and develop skills that can benefit them both on and off the pitch. ⚽

❤️ It's World Heart Day! A great reminder that small changes can make a big difference to your heart health... and that's exactly what Match Fit is all about. Our Match Fit programme has helped participants get more active, eat better and feel the benefit for their heart and beyond. Sign up and start your journey today at your local club!

Did you know?💡 The SPFL Trust works with more than 40 associated trusts and clubs across the men's and women's game. Together, our network delivers programmes supporting people across Scotland through health, education, employability, inclusion and community development. It's a nationwide network with one shared goal: using the power of football to make a positive difference. ⚽

This National Fitness Day, we're celebrating the importance of staying active and the positive impact movement can have on our physical and mental wellbeing. 💪 Through programmes like Football Fans in Training and Match Fit, the SPFL Trust and our network of clubs and community trusts help people across Scotland take steps towards healthier lifestyles. Whether it's getting involved in a football programme, taking part in a health check or simply finding more ways to move throughout the day, there are plenty of ways to get active. This National Fitness Day, find something that works for you and get moving! ⚽ Sign up to FFIT here: spfltrust.org.uk/ffit/

What does football mean to you? ⚽ For some, it's 90 minutes on a Saturday. For others, it's friendships, belonging, better health, a chance to learn something new or a reason to get involved in their community. At the SPFL Trust, we're proud to see the many different ways football can make a difference. Because sometimes, football is about so much more than the game. 💙

This Suicide Prevention Day, we want to share a new documentary, What I Want You To Know by Suicide Prevention Scotland. The film follows Phil Wanless, whose son Fraser died by suicide in 2021. Last night there was a screening held at Tynecastle Park, attended by 150 people, including colleagues from @bighearts Watch the film here: suicideprevention.scot/frase…

Every number tells a story 📊 Thousands of people supported through Football Fans in Training. More than 26,000 Christmas meals provided through Festive Friends. Almost 7,000 children taking part in Joy of Moving and hundreds of tickets given out during our 4-4-2 Reading Challenge. And behind every statistic is a person, a family or a community whose life has been positively impacted. This is the difference football can make when clubs and communities work together. ⚽💙

Many men gradually start to live a smaller life. An enlarged prostate can affect much more than bladder function. It can change how men socialise, travel, work and spend time with family and friends. Some men stop doing the things they love because they're worried about leaking urine or finding a toilet in time. If you're living with benign prostate enlargement (BPE), Prostate Scotland would like to hear about your experience. Take the 10-15 minute survey:  prostatescotland.org.uk/rese… Prefer to talk? Prostate Scotland is also carrying out one-to-one telephone interviews. To take part, contact [email protected] #MensHealthScotland #ProstateHealth #BPE #ProstateScotland

Ready to make a change? ⚽ Football Fans in Training is more than just getting active. The programme supports participants to make healthier lifestyle changes, improve their fitness and wellbeing, and build lasting habits in a friendly, supportive environment. Delivered through football clubs and their community trusts across Scotland, FFIT has helped thousands of people take positive steps towards a healthier lifestyle. The new FFIT season is getting underway. Find out more and see what's available near you: spfltrust.org.uk/ffit/

Meet Jacob McDonald - the ten-year-old from Dundee who is walking 10 laps of all 42 @SPFL grounds in memory of his late mum, Vivienne. By the end he will have covered the equivalent of three marathons, raising funds for the Pulmonary Fibrosis Trust We’re proud to be supporting Jacob's Ground Journeys, and we will be cheering him on to all 42. Read Jacob's story: spfltrust.org.uk/jacobs-grou…

Looking after your health has never been easier. ❤️📃 SPFL Trust Match Fit is a free health check programme delivered by football clubs across Scotland, helping supporters take simple steps towards improving their heart health and overall wellbeing. In just 10 to 15 minutes, you'll receive checks including blood pressure, diabetes risk, weight and BMI, cholesterol awareness and smoking status, helping identify potential health risks before they become bigger problems. Delivered in partnership with NHS Scotland, Diabetes Scotland and the British Heart Foundation Scotland, Match Fit is available through trained community trust coaches at local club stadiums. Find out more and book your free health check at the following clubs: Aberdeen, Airdrie, Ayr United, Dumbarton, Dundee, Dundee UTD, Dunfermline, East Fife, Falkirk, Inverness Caledonian Thistle, Livingston/West Lothian Youth Foundation, Montrose, Morton, Peterhead, Rangers, St Johnstone and Stranraer.

We're pleased to announce our chief executive, Nicky Reid, has been shortlisted in the Not for Profit CEO of the Year category at the Scottish Women’s Awards. Since joining the SPFL Trust more than a decade ago, Nicky has led our charity through a period of sustainable growth, strengthening our governance and expanding the reach of our work across Scotland. She continues to lead delivery of our ambitious five-year plan, with a focus on supporting 50 per cent more people and expanding our work with young people and football-related trusts across the country. We send the best of luck to all the fellow finalists ahead of the event, which takes place on 30 September at The DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow City Centre.

Looking after your health has never been easier. ❤️📃 SPFL Trust Match Fit is a free health check programme delivered by football clubs across Scotland, helping supporters take simple steps towards improving their heart health and overall wellbeing. In just 10 to 15 minutes, you'll receive checks including blood pressure, diabetes risk, weight and BMI, cholesterol awareness and smoking status, helping identify potential health risks before they become bigger problems. Delivered in partnership with NHS Scotland, Diabetes Scotland and the British Heart Foundation Scotland, Match Fit is available through trained community trust coaches at local club stadiums. Find out more and book your free health check at the following clubs: Aberdeen, Airdrie, Ayr United, Dumbarton, Dundee, Dundee UTD, Dunfermline, East Fife, Falkirk, Inverness Caledonian Thistle, Livingston/West Lothian Youth Foundation, Montrose, Morton, Peterhead, Rangers, St Johnstone and Stranraer.

We're excited to launch Women's Football Fans in Training for 2026, bringing the proven FFIT programme to even more people through the power of football. Designed to support women to become more active, improve their health and wellbeing, and build lasting healthy habits, the free programme offers a welcoming, supportive environment delivered by professional football clubs. Whether your goal is to boost your fitness, improve your confidence or meet like-minded people, FFIT is here to help. Find out more and register your interest: spfltrust.org.uk/ffit/⚽