Albion in the Community is delighted to announce that ROCC Computers Ltd are sponsoring the new Football Inclusion Cup Final Project (formerly the award winning RSL Football Inclusion Project).
The project works with 14 different housing associations and local authorities to help bring communities together through football tournaments and coaching sessions.
The scheme is also backed by Sussex Police and East and West Sussex Fire Service as the scheme has proved that it reduces anti-social behaviour.
Darren Teague of AITC said, "It is so important for local businesses to still play a major role in the work that is being delivered by charities across Sussex.
"Not only are ROCC contributing financially to the continued development of projects their employees are also actively playing a part by committing valuable time to supporting tournaments and coaching sessions.
"This invaluable support is such a boost to us here at the scheme and we really look forward to working closely with ROCC and their staff."
ROCC first approached Albion in the Community after visiting the website of its award winning RSL Football Inclusion Project and expressed an interest in how they could support the work the scheme carries out across Sussex.
Chief executive Luke Aldrich added, "Everyone at ROCC is delighted to be supporting this initiative with Albion in the Community.
"We think it's a really positive, ambitious scheme run by enthusiastic and committed staff that tangibly benefits the local community and particularly young people. We are looking forward to being involved."
