The No1Behind project, co-funded by Erasmus+ Program of the European Commission, had its official Kick-Off off in Lisbon on the 8th of February 2025. The project aims to increase the participation of children and young people with disabilities in sport by promoting an active and ecological lifestyle for active citizenship, strengthening integrity and values in

‘MENTORS’ is the latest international project of which AF Bragança is a part. Led by CUS Palermo in Italy, the 30-month cooperation project aims to extend the role of referees into the field of children’s sports education. The opening meeting took place on 6th and 7th February in the Italian city of Palermo. Modelling new

The aim of the Erasmus+ “Street Football” Erasmus+ Sport Project is to help promote the health of children and young people through sport and nutrition. The project’s opening kick-off meeting took place on the 6th of February at the Bragança FA headquarters in Portugal. The project’s mission is to help educate children and young people

The MONSTER project aims to involve European citizens in order to give voice to their proposals related to the promotion and the putting into practice of sustainable behaviors in Sport. The MONSTER project wants to raise awareness of sustainability through sport by using major events (such as sporting competitions) to reach a wide audience and

On the 22nd and 27th January, the ISCAP in Porto and the Professional Foootball Players Union (Sindicato dos Jogadores) in the city of Odivelas in Portugal, each one of these organizations held a face-to-face workshop session on the importance of personal skills in today’s job market and how to work on them through sport. These

Between the 16th  and 19th  of January the city of Sigulda, in Latvia, hosted the 3rd Meeting of the Erasmus+ Sport Project “DAYS”, Portugal was represented at the meeting by ADCS Carvalhais the full partner organisation of this amazing projet. During the meeting, we discussed the progress of the project plan in relation to the

Last 16th December 2024, the European Commission and the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) organized the Erasmus+ Sport Info Day 2025. The event addressed sport policy and offered advice, tips and tricks on how to prepare and submit proposals, and information on the financial aspects of funding. It was also a good opportunity

The opening of the Erasmus+ project ‘Flying Forward’ took place last Wednesday, 11th December, in Oslo, Norway. The project addresses the use of drones in various sectors of football, from training to events management and even motorising the quality of the pitches. The specific objectives of the Flying Forward project are: – Support the development

‘WIF – Women In Futsal’ is the name of the international project that includes Bragança FA (Portugal), Navarra FA (Spain) and ASD Crazy For Football (Italy). The opening meeting took place last Friday, 6th December, at the headquarters of Bragança FA in Portugal. The ‘Women In Futsal’ project aims to encourage the participation of women

On the 3rd of  December, the Bragança FA headquarters hosted the opening meeting of the Erasmus+ project ‘DAFNE’, a European project in which the Bragança Football Association is the consortium coordinator for the first time. The name of the project is ‘data analysis and dual careers: new paths for football players’ and it has chosen