TACC were delighted to send a group from Child Bereavement UK based in Glasgow to attend the Scotland vs Costa Rica match at Hampden on Friday 23rd March 2018 as part of our My First Scotland Match programme.

Child Bereavement UK supports families and educates professionals when a baby or child of any age dies or is dying, or when a child is facing bereavement.

In 2013 the Big Fund awarded Child Bereavement UK a Third Sector Early Intervention Fund Grant to improve bereavement support initiatives for children, young people and their families in four areas of Scotland, deemed areas of deprivation. They began their work in Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow and then funding was extended in 2015 to include West Lothian. They were then delighted to receive further funding to help to enhance bereavement capacity in Ayrshire, Lanarkshire, Fife, The Highlands, Orkney and Shetland.  If you would like to find out more about CBUK please have a look at their website https://childbereavementuk.org

On Thursday 5th September 2019 TACC were delighted to send a group of kids from Rosemount Lifelong Learning in North Glasgow to watch the Scotland U21s beat San Marino in Paisley, as part of our My First Scotland Match program. Although we were not permitted to take photos, we met the kids and we know they had a great time. Rosemount Lifelong Learning was established in 1998 with a mission to increase life chances through learning for children and young people.

TACC has donated £6000 to fhe Scottish Football Partnership Trust (SFPT) GoFitba Project.  This will allow 40 school children in Dundee to take part in a 12 week

football-based health and well-being project in conjunction with Dundee East Community Sports Club.

GoFitba provides opportunities for some of Scotland's most disadvantaged primary school children (P4-P7) to take part in a weekly two-hour, free to access fun sport

and health education initiative.  The project takes a holistic approach to teach children the benefits of regular physical activity within a football environment, with each

structured session providing the Scottish Governments minimum daily target of one hour of moderate physical activity.

During the second hour of each session, the participants take part in an interactive educational journey with their very own GoFitba learning journal to explore the benefits

of leading a healthy lifestyle through diet and nutrition.  The final component of each session sees the children being served a hot healthy meal and an opportunity to enjoy

some social time with their peers.  This serves to further enhance the learning experience on diet and nutrition and crucially ensures the children are being fed outwith

school hours, helping to tackle food poverty.

"We look forward to seeing GoFitba develop and grow with the fantastic support provided by TACC" said Stuart McCaffrey, Chief Operating Officer, SFPT.

TACC were delighted to send a group from Coo Park AFC to attend the SWNT vs Belarus match at Falkirk on Thursday 7th June 2018 as part of our My First Scotland Match programme.  All the children were given the new Scotland strip, a saltire and £10 to spend.

TACC were delighted to send a group from Dumbarton Road Youth Corridor Project (DRYCP) to attend the Scotland vs Belgium match at Hampden Park on Friday 7th September 2018.

This was part of TACC's My First Scotland Match programme.  All the children were given a match ticket, a Scotland top, a Saltire and £10 to spend.

TACC were delighted to be able to host these fabulous kids from the Saturday Café Clubs when they attended their first Scotland match,

as Scotland took on Portugal at Hampden on Sunday 14th October.

They were a great bunch of kids from a great organisation who do so much to support.

This was part of TACC's My First Scotland Match programme.

All the children were given a match ticket, a Scotland top, a Saltire and £10 to spend.

TACC were delighted to be able to donate £5000 to GoBabyGo in relation to the Israel vs Scotland match on Thursday 11th October 2018.

The smile on the two wee boys faces as they zoomed off in their specially adapted BMWs made it all worth while.

The adaptations make it possible for kids with mobility problems to be a bit more independent.

The kids also appreciated the musical interlude by the pipers from the Caledonain Pipe Band.

Most of all thanks for all your support that made this possible. The £5000 donation will provide 15 adapted cars.

TACC were delighted to be able to host these fabulous kids from the Saturday Café Clubs when they attended their first Scotland match,

as the Scotland Womens National Team took on the USA in Paisley on Tuesday 13th November.

They were a great bunch of kids from a great organisation who do so much to support.

This was part of TACC's My First Scotland Match programme.

All the children were given a match ticket, a Scotland top, a Saltire and £10 to spend.

TACC were delighted to be able to donate £5000 to ARSIS in Tirana, Albania.

This group are attentive to the most vulnerable and marginalised in the Albanian Society.

They provide the care and facilities to develop their lives in safety and security with sustainable skills that offer a hope for the future.

Thanks to our fabulous pipers and the British Embassy for their support.
What TACC does best.   Supporting Scotland - Supporting Children.