Freestyle Urban Soccer CIC is a non-profit social enterprise founded in 2010, delivering sport, health, education and inclusion programmes for socially disadvantaged young people across the North West. Its work combines structured activities with outreach and personal development, helping participants build confidence, resilience, teamwork and positive relationships while supporting community engagement.

The organisation offers Street Soccer, urban sports and skate-park sessions, alongside a Saturday football academy for children aged two to fourteen. Academy sessions cater to different ages and abilities, using elements of the FA’s Four Corner Model to develop physical, technical, psychological and social skills. Other activities listed include skateboarding, basketball, gym sessions and boxing in schools, as well as health-focused programmes such as Healthy Goalz 4 Life.

Freestyle Urban Soccer also provides free, supervised outreach sessions, including activities in local communities and underused skate parks. Its programmes offer positive diversion and guidance on health-related issues, while helping young people develop transferable skills such as communication, leadership and problem-solving.