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Jurong Community
We do not see a football club as merely a sports organization.
We believe a club should be an integral part of the local community—bringing people together, creating energy, and fostering a sense of pride.
As a club based in Jurong, we are committed to growing alongside the community and contributing to its development.
Through school visits, football clinics, participation in community events, support for senior citizens, and many other initiatives, we strive to make a positive impact beyond the game of football.
By engaging in these activities, we hope to strengthen community bonds, bring smiles to people's faces, and help make Jurong an even more vibrant and attractive place to live.
Our goal is to remain a club that loves Jurong and is loved by its people for the next 100 years. FC Jurong will continue walking hand in hand with the community for generations to come.
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Charity Campaign
We hold a fund-raising campaign or public advertising campaign at our home game and players participate in charity campaign.
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Town Cleaning Activity
Players contribute to build clean town as they do cleaning activity in our Hometown Jurong.
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Visits to Hospital, Old Folks Home, Orphanage, and so on
Players visit Hospital, Old Folks Home, Orphanage, and so on. Then talk or play or show performance.
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Collaboration with Yuhua Community Sports Club (CSC)
On 2 April 2013, we collaborated with Yuhua CSC and signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with them. The MOU was signed by Mr Daisuke Korenaga, Chairman of Albirex Niigata FC (Singapore) and Mr Lim Chock Sing, Chairman of Yuhua CSC. Ms Grace Fu, Minister, Prime Minister’s Office, Second Minister for the Environment and Water Resources, Second Minister for Foreign Affairs and Adviser to Yuhua Grassroots Organisations was present to witness the signing of the MOU. As part of the MOU, we will donate S$1.00 for every fan who attends our home matches at the Jurong East Stadium during the 2013 Singapore League matches. The aggregate donation sum will be donated to beneficiaries identified by Yuhua CSC at the end of the season. In total, a sum of S$19386 was raised.
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Yuhua Albirex Football Academy (YAFA)

As a way to reach out to the local community, Albirex Niigata FC (Singapore) provided coaches to support the running of the inaugural Yuhua Children Football Clinic (YCFC) for 32 Sundays in 2013. Participants of the clinic included boys and girls aged between 5 and 7. More than 90 participants took part in the programme.
With the success of the YCFC, both Albirex Niigata FC (Singapore) and Yuhua Community Sports Club (CSC) decided to collaborate to form the Yuhua Albirex Football Academy (YAFA) in 2014. One reason to form the academy was to provide children with the platform to develop their football skills and learn life values through football. Another reason was to ensure that children in the YCFC programme could continue learning the game despite turning older than 7. The age group of participants expanded to include boys and girls from 8 to 13 years old.
Albirex Niigata FC (Singapore) hopes that this programme would enable us to establish a good relationship through football with Yuhua and the local community.





















































