This indenture is made on 15th August, 2008, this fifteenth day of August, Two thousand
and eight by Gopal Chandu, son of P.S. Chandu, aged about 29 years residing at
Panangat House, Kanakamala hereinafter referred to as the Founder of the Trust
Whereas the said Founder, has already set apart a sum of Rs. 1000 /- (Rupees One
Thousand Only) by cash towards constitution of a Public Charitable Trust and handed
over the same to the Trustees hereinafter appearing.
And wherein the trustees have also accepted the trust fund as stated above.
And whereas it has become necessary to declare the objects and terms of the Public
Charitable Trust.
1. The name of the trust shall be Football Core Educational and Charitable Trust and
it’s present office shall be Panangat House, Kanakamala (P.O), Thrissur-680689,
Kerala, India., and at such other places as the trustees herein may decide from
time to time.
2. The board of trustees of the said Trust shall constitute the following persons:
A) Gopal Chandu s/o P.S. Chandu aged 29 years residing at Panangat (H),
Kanakamala (P.O), Thrissur-680689., shall be Founder and Executive
Trustee and driving force of the trust.
B) Viju Kambalath s/o Subramanium Kambalath aged 37 years shall be
Managing Trustee and driving force of the trust.
C) Akhil Narayan s/o Dinesh Shanker aged 23 years of age shall be Director
of the Trust and driving force of the trust.
D) Rahul Buddhisagar s/o Vikas Buddhisagar aged 25 years of age shall be
Director and driving force of the trust.
E) Bhagyashree Dev d/o Kamalraj Dev aged 20 years of age shall be Director
and driving force of the trust.
F) Sreekala Menon d/o Sreedhar Menon shall be Director and driving force
of the trust.
G) Sreekumar Menon s/o Sreedhar Menon shall be Director and driving force
of the trust.
3. The Managing Trustee shall appoint new trustees and the term of office of the
trustees shall be decided by the Founder, Executive Trustees.
OBJECTS OF THE TRUST:
1) To shoulder the responsibility of initiating community football development by
creating awareness of and self confidence in playing and organising football
games in rural and semi-urban and urban areas
2) To help to attain self sufficiency in terms of promotion of football as a sport and
education of footballers by creating institutions for the same.
3) To establish football academies, football educational centres and other such
institutions of football with special concessions for weaker and disadvantaged
people to impart football training for health, education and service to the people
and the nation with special emphasis on the education of children to promote all-
round personality development through football and leadership training skills.
4) To promote football matches played to uphold communal harmony, health,
employment and youth leadership and every other important social cause which
would benefit the various sections on the fringes of our diverse society.
5) To act as a liaison agency for football education and to carry out all types of
football liaison works with departments in various organisations, institutions for
the benefit of students of football and people associated with the game.
6) To convene football seminars, football camps, football workshops, football
conferences, football festivals, football tournaments etc in relation to various
subjects related to the football trust’s objects with regard to football.
7) To provide more guidance, technical help and training in football to promote
community development projects through football.
8) To study and research on various topics regarding football to promote
communication and development of the sport.
9) To create awareness among football fans with regard to socio-economic, political,
cultural, environmental, health and sports issues through workshops, training
programmes and camps.
10) To promote the welfare of very young footballers and retired old footballers
alongwith the establishment of centres of welfare for both these categories.
11) To facilitate footballers to safeguard themselves from exploitation and to exercise
their rights by making them legally literate.
12) To improve the health status of footballers by providing community health service
and conducting medical check-up camps.
13) To act as a football educational consultancy in India and other countries.
14) To enable people to avail themselves of benefits offered by the government and
NGO’s by promoting awareness and functioning as an implementing agency for
the football development schemes introduced by the department of state and
central government.
15) To encourage involvement in programmes like evolving football clubs, co-
operative football enterprises, industries depending on the game., to enhance the
standard of living among sections of society involved with football.
16) To prevent the incidence of drop-outs in school through non-formal and
continuing education and inculcating values for higher education which would be
certainly be beneficial for the game of football and make the lives of those
associated with football more fulfilled.
17) To make footballers responsible for their own development by eliciting their
participation and involvement in all football programmes.
18) To motivate to form self-help groups in football, football societies, football clubs,
forums etc and to identify and utilize the locally available resources for the
development of the game and that of the community.
19) To empower the footballing community by facilitating them to discover their
personal power to think freely, to make personal choices, to become aware of
their needs and respond to them.
20) To work for the development of football curriculum development programmes.
21) To start football in schools, colleges, technical institutions, medical colleges,
sports institutions and dealing with such programmes of football for the welfare of
the people with other suitable courses on football as the time and place would
demand.
22) To undertake projects concerning conservation of the spectator sport which is
football and to protect the interests of the spectators understanding of the game of
football.
23) To evolve local leadership using football as a leveraging tool and facilitate them
to have access to the resources of football for nation building.
24) To enable economic development of footballers and football dependant
communities by imparting vocational and self-employment training and
encourage them to be independent by disbursing loans for self-employment
schemes.
25) To undertake income generation activities for the self-sufficiency of the trust.
26) To grant scholarships to deserving students for their education and other needs.
27) To do all other acts and deeds which are incidental to the aims and objects of the
trust.
28) To collaborate with companies and firms who are willing to promote the causes of
the trust in an effort to make the trust supported on an elaborate financial and
social structure.
29) To ensure the well-being of each and every person involved with the trust.
30) To strive for the achievement of the best possible results in all endeavours of the
trust.