The Inner London Football League (ILFL) is a voluntary organisation but operated professionally and run by the local community for the local community. The League is endorsed by the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, The Mayor of Tower Hamlets, the Football Association and the London Football Association.
The ILFL bridges gaps between the different generations, areas, localities, nationalities, religions and backgrounds. The ILFL combats racism by uniting us all under the umbrella of football and does not see colour or creed. A testimony to that is the statistics below (1.6). We are only able to achieve this through the partnership between the ILFL, the local community and other like-minded organisation.
The ILFL is also a social inclusion and healthy living platform. Not only does it promote healthy living but also teaches, encourages and instils basic skills of life, skills that are essential and we cannot exist without, through football. To participate in the ILFL, or indeed in any one of our member clubs, one needs to have or gain skills of commitment, teamwork, communication, dedication, timekeeping, attendance, patience, appreciation, decision making, respect…. and the list goes on.
In the past 20 years, the ILFL has engaged over 8,000 people directly and many more indirectly, providing a positive focus and keeping them away from anti-social practices. Almost all are from the local and neighbouring boroughs of Newham, Hackney, Redbridge and Camden, some are from
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