Tous Mauves

Job Interview Trainings at the Lotto Park

At the end of November, Lotto Park hosted job interview trainings for 150 students from Brussels. 17 companies sent volunteers who, in the VIP boxes of Lotto Park, spoke with the students about applying for jobs, CVs, and cover letters. Of course, they also practiced what happens during a job interview. Tous Mauves partner Telenet also shared their expertise with the students on job applications.

“It was very rewarding to see how driven and motivated the students were to successfully complete this interview training. As a partner, it gives us great hope that talent is not left untapped. An inspiring morning whose impact was immediately visible!”

FEFA Flag Bearers during RSCA - Club Brugge

During the top match between RSCA and Club Brugge, 15 young people from FEFA walked onto the pitch as flag bearers. A unique experience: feeling the building excitement in the stadium, seeing the players up close, and proudly waving the purple-and-white colors in a sold-out Lotto Park. They watched purple-and-white win 1-0 against Club Brugge and enthusiastically cheered from the stands.

Tous Mauves Workshop: Press Conference

During the Tous Mauves Workshop, the 11 FEFA girls got a behind-the-scenes look at RSCA. Together with press officer Mathias Declercq, they went on a stadium tour, with extra attention to all areas important for journalists. In the press room, they then got hands-on experience. In small groups, they worked on different themes within women’s football and learned how to ask good questions and prepare a press moment. Then it was time for the real thing. RSCA players Aude Waldbillig and Mickaëlla Cardia joined the press moment and answered every question without hesitation.

Charity Football Tournament Sport2Be at RSCA Academy

For the third season in a row, the Charity Football Tournament took place at the RSCA Academy.
The tournament is organized by Sport2Be, in collaboration with RSC Anderlecht, among others, and collects funds via the registration fee of the participating teams to continue offering free sports lessons in Brussels. The event not only emphasizes sporting inclusion, but also gender inclusion: each team had at least two female players. In addition, Brussels and Parisian girls also participated in a workshop on financial independence, followed by a mutual football tournament.

Cécifoot workshops with young people from TADA

In early October, 20 children from ToekomstAtelierDelAvenir (TADA) visited RSCA for a special meeting with our Cécifoot team (football for the blind and visually impaired). Led by the Cécifoot players, the children learned to fit, dribble and kick penalties with a visual impairment.

Clothing donation for footballing Brussels

RSC Anderlecht gives his equipment from previous seasons a second life. Several organizations in Anderlecht and Brussels that organize football training courses were provided with training clothes and competition shirts to support their players and young people. In the context of Tous Mauves, we combine sporty inclusion with ecological sustainability.

Cécifoot at the Open Training

During the Open Training & Signing Session, the supporters were introduced to the players and supervisors of the Cécifoot team of RSC Anderlecht. This team represents RSCA in football for the blind and visually impaired. At the information stand, fans were given more information about the sport and they could also experience what it is like to play football with a visual impairment. With blinded glasses and a special ball, supporters learned to dribble, fit and kick penalties like a real Cécifoot player.

Programming with CoderDojo in the library

CoderDojo organizes free sessions in which they teach young people digital skills. They learn to program and code in a cozy environment away from the school desks. CoderDojo - together with purple-white - joined forces with the Anderlecht library a stone's throw from Lotto Park. The young people learned new digital skills through various workshops. From programming a computer game, to bringing LEGO figures to life through programming. An interesting and creative afternoon for the young people of Coderdojo.

Workshop kiné - FEFA

The young people of FEFA, the Brussels non-profit organization that supports boys and girls in their personal development during their school career, recently visited Neerpede. Throughout the tour, the young people were introduced to all the facilities that the training center has to offer and they received a workshop kiné from Roy Engelen, physiotherapist of the RSCA Futures. 

Nutrition - Sport2Be workshop

The young people of Sport2Be recently visited the Lotto Park. There the boys and girls were given a tour of the stadium and followed a workshop on the importance of nutrition in top sport led by Jana Camphens, Sports & Performance Nutritionist by RSC Anderlecht. The young people ended up with sports games in the Astridpark. 

Tous Mauves: young people from TADA make banner for Vertonghen

The Brussels vzw ToekomstAtelierDelAvenir recently visited the Lotto Park as part of the Tous Mauves project. Thanks to the TADA weekend school, a class had the opportunity to discover the stadium, make a banner in honor of Jan Vertonghen together with an artist and follow a football training in the Astridpark.

The Tous Mauves partners invited to the stadium

During a New Year's reception, our partners got to know each other better. In total, about 360 young people were present in the stadium before this game

RSCA and Teach for Belgium are committed to greater equality of opportunity in Brussels education

All students deserve the same chances of success, regardless of their socio-economic background.

A first inspiring catering experience for young people in Brussels thanks to JES and RSCA

More than 30 young people from JES Brussels participated in the "Tous Mauves Jobclub & Jobmatch".

Sporting and FEFA join forces for the Anderlecht youth

RSC Anderlecht and FEFA developed an ambitious annual program to achieve the common objectives within the sporting, professional and educational inclusion pillars.

YouthStart training in the Lotto Park

Young people from Brussels discovered themselves and their talents thanks to intensive training sessions with qualified coaches in the Lotto Park.

 FEFA - Workshop Kiné

During a physiotherapy workshop, the young people of FEFA discovered what the job of physiotherapist entails at a professional football club. They met the kinés of the first team and of the youth academy, and got insight into how those professionals ended up where they now work. In addition, the young people received a workshop on injury prevention, with concrete tips that they can apply in their own team.

FEFA - Press workshop

FEFA youth were given the opportunity to engage in various professions within football. One of those sessions focused on everything related to the press, led by RSCA's press officer. The young people were introduced to the ins and outs of the profession, visited the media zones in the stadium, and took part in workshops on crisis communication and interviews from the point of view of journalists and players. 

Sport2be

Sport2be organizes activities for young people from the Brussels neighborhoods, including training on a few squares in the city. This season, coaches from the youth academy of Neerpede also gave training courses on such squares, including in the agoras of Rauter, in the Modelwijk and on the Verdiplein. And that immediately paid off: the young people were given the opportunity to discover how a training at the highest level is going, and our scouts discovered young talents who were invited for a test training on Neerpede.

FEFA - Play Sports Visit

The young people of FEFA had the opportunity to visit the Play Sports studios and participate in workshops to get to know the audiovisual sector. In addition, they received an inspiring message from none other than Jeremy Doku, who encouraged them to continue both on and off the field.

The ‘Tous Mauves x Capital Job Fair ’

The first edition of the ‘Tous Mauves x Capital Job Fair ’ attracted more than 100 young people from Brussels to the Lotto Park.

A purple-white TADA Saturday

More than 25 Brussels children from ToekomstATELIERdelAvenir (TADA) had a magical Saturday at the weekend school.

Launch Tous Mauves

The Tous Mauves program was presented on Monday October 9 in the presence of Kenneth Bornak (CEO Non-Sports RSC Anderlecht), Tim Borguet (Chief Marketing Officer RSC Anderlecht), Sylvie Irzi (Vice President Telenet Commercial) and representatives of the partner organizations. The press was also extensively present at the presentation of Tous Mauves in the renewed RSCA Football Academy.

The ‘Tous Mauves ’ match

Unforgettable moments for the children of our partner associations.