SPORTS DONE RIGHT CHANGES LIVES
Sports represents a unique opportunity to create life-changing experiences for millions of kids. But only if done right which means making sure it is:
- Positive
- Equitable
- Accessible
UNFORTUNATELY, YOUTH SPORTS ARE OFTEN NOT DONE RIGHT
- Many kids do not have a coach who is trained.
- The playing field is not level – youth living in low-income communities are only half as likely to participate in sports.
- Many coaches, parents, youth sports administrators, and community leaders don’t know how to create a positive youth sports culture.
OUR IMPACT OVER THE NEXT FIVE YEARS
- Over 7 million young people will learn essential life skills.
- The sports equity gap will be narrowed with more youth of color and kids from low-income neighborhoods participating in youth sports.
- There will be nearly half a million more trained coaches.
Learn more about our 5-Year Plan
PCA and our partners are leading the charge to create a youth sports experience that can change lives, making it Positive, Equitable, and Accessible.
We collaborate with all types of sports organizations to create a positive environment for youth sports.
Recruitment
Kids need trained and empathetic coaches more than ever. We invite you to join us to become that person that makes a positive impact for youth through sports.
Learn MoreTraining
We train and support coaches, athletes and parents to ensure kids have the game-changing skills to be the best versions of themselves on and off the field.
Learn MoreResources
We provide ongoing thought leadership, consultation, and free access to thousands of online resources to help create a positive sports experience for all kids.
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Impact Over The Last
20 Years And Growing
Since 1998, PCA has reached thousands of organizations around the country, and affected millions of youth athletes.