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Sport Singapore

Community Futsal Programme

Building confidence through community futsal, building teamwork, resilience and character development.

Last updated 22 May 2026
Community Futsal Programme

About the Programme

Launched in 2017, the Community Futsal Programme (CFP) provides a safe and accessible space for children to play, learn, and grow through futsal. The weekly training programme is free-to-play in community venues such as futsal courts and Dual-Use Scheme (DUS) facilities. It also works closely with community partners to support families while nurturing character, teamwork, and resilience in young participants.

Children are given the opportunity to represent their centres in competitions throughout the year, culminating in the annual Community Futsal Cup.

CFP also serves as an important pathway for participants who later progress to Saturday Night Lights (SNL) when they enter secondary school.

Why CFP Matters

1. Accessible Sport in Community

Programmes are held near where families live, reducing barriers such as travel time and cost.

2. Stronger Network Support

CFP works closely with community partners and social service agencies who support participating families.

3. Developing Life Skills Through Sport

Children learn teamwork, resilience, discipline and confidence through regular training and competition.

The CFP Experience

What Participants Experience

  • Weekly futsal training led by certified coaches

  • Safe and familiar playing environments within neighourhoods

  • Opportunities to participate in competitions and tournaments

  • Exposure to positive role models and mentors

  • A pathway to further development programmes such as Saturday Night Lights (SNL)

Our programme partners

CFP is delivered in collaboration with community partners and social service agencies who provide holistic support to participating families.

  • ComLink+ Punggol

  • ComLink+ Tampines

  • Life Community Services Society - Hougang

  • Life Community Services Society - Yishun

  • The Hut

CFP is present in various locations islandwide so if you are keen to have this programme in your community or want to learn more about it, reach out to us with your details and we will contact you with more information.

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For more information

We work with partners to create opportunities for children to develop confidence, friendships, and life skills through sport. If you woud like to have this programme in your community or are interested to learn more about it, reach out to us below!

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