1. ThaiBev Football Academy (TBFA) A football training center with international standards, providing an opportunity for athletes to learn football skills properly, free of charge. |
In 2024, over 25,000 young players aged 5-18 participated in the program. 70% of these participants maintain good health, being free from substance abuse issues and having positive relationships with their families. 20% of those who have continued in the training have developed excellent skills and received further opportunities, such as educational scholarships. |
2. Chang Mobile Football Clinic A program that provides football skills training through a mobile clinic format, traveling to 20 different locations across the country annually. |
In 2024, approximately 1,500 young players participated in the program. This marks the 12th year of the initiative, which has raised awareness and expanded opportunities in over 70 provinces, with a total of over 60,000 young people taking part. |
3. Chang Football Community A football community development project to expand the network of football training centers in the regions. |
This marks the ninth year of the initiative in five locations (240 young
players in total): Bin La, Songkhla Province; Mae Mok, Surat Thani Province; Ban Bu Pueai, Ubon Ratchathani Province; Ban Hin Khon, Surin Province;
and Mon Jam Community, Chiang Mai Province. In 2024, a new football community was established at the Wang Khrai Football Training Center in Phichit Province, with over 60 young people participating in the program. Young players in these football communities have been continuously developed, with several progressing to excellence. For example, the female youth football team from Ban Hin Khon was selected as a national youth team. We aim to enhance the knowledge and skills of trainers across all six branches through initiatives such as the annual training of two licensed coaches. |
4. Chang Junior Cup A youth football competition for players under the age of 13. |
In 2024, 200 teams took part in the competition, with more than 3,000 young players from across the country. The champion team and 15 coaches had the opportunity to train with Premier League clubs in England. On average, 50% of these participants develop into professional athletes in the future. |
5. White Elephant Project, Assumption College Thonburi A collaborative project with an educational institution to select young people for a full scholarship, offering football skills development until their completion of high school. |
The White Elephant Project has supported over 100 young people aged 10–18, providing them with education and intensive football training. On average,
50% of participants have progressed to professional football careers in Thailand, supported by partnerships with over 30 professional clubs through ThaiBev. In 2024, the 15 scholars were selected through the Chang Under-10 Soccer School. Professional football clubs take part in the selection process, providing players with opportunities to advance into professional careers. Besides establishing clear career pathways, the program also generates revenue for its football development fund, supporting the initiative’s sustainability and growth. |