2004

The Racial Equality Standard for professional football clubs is launched in 2004.

The UEFA European Championships 2004 in Portugal are used to stage anti-racism activities.

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Middlesex FA - Investigations & Compliance Officer

The role will support our Head of Football Services and Designated Safeguarding Officer in handling all matters relating to Safeguarding, Adults at Risk, Disciplinary Cases and Poor Practice.
Burnley FC - Player Care Officer

This role will essentially co-ordinate and oversee the transition of academy players, mental well-being and lifestyle programme, accommodation provision, liaison with parents and developing personal development plan for players.
Middlesbrough FC Foundation - NCS Programme & Recruitment Officer

The NCS Programme & Recruitment Officer(s) will report directly to the NCS Coordinator and will sit within the Social Inclusion team. The successful candidate will be responsible for delivering recruitment events, generating sign-ups and effectively managing school and college relationships in order to achieve programme targets.
Middlesbrough FC Foundation - NCS Administrator

The NCS Administrator will report directly to the NCS Coordinator and will sit within the Social Inclusion team. The successful candidate will be responsible for converting sign-ups, communicating programme details to parent/guardians and young people as well as being responsible for Salesforce, an online monitoring system.

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