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Another thank you to the wonderful Adam Stansfield Foundation for the new balls and pop-up goal for the U14s junior girls.

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A fundraiser has been launched for Blues fan Laura Owen to give the mum 'more time' with her family ... See MoreSee Less

Twelve Exeter City staff are joining a Halloween running event to raise funds for the wife and daughter of former goalkeeper Kevin Miller, who died aged 57. ... See MoreSee Less

Reasons to be cheerful for Blues fans at St Andrew's.

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Jay Stansfield might have only scored three goals in his last 43 appearances for Birmingham City FC, but his performance levels have peaked in the past week.

Stansfield has been instrumental in Blues' hat-trick of victories over West Bromwich Albion, Preston and Queens Park Rangers in his new No.10 position. Chris Davies is asking Stansfield to become more than just a goalscorer and the 23-year-old has responded with contributions elsewhere on the pitch. Stansfield recorded an assist and a pre-assist pass against Preston and played his part in two of Blues' three goals against QPR. The evolution of Blues' record signing continues. ... See MoreSee Less

Jamie Cureton: Last of the Goalhangers ⚽️

We caught up with the fan favourite to discuss his special connection with the Grecians and the stories behind his new book, 'Last of the Goalhangers: The man who completed English football.' ❤️🔗 Read more ➡️ exetercityfc.co.uk/JamieCInterview ... See MoreSee Less

Jay Stansfield produced one of his best displays for Birmingham City this season against Preston ... See MoreSee Less

🚨NOVEMBER DATES ARE NOW AVAILABLE TO BOOK🚨

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Rumour has it he's running home as well.

Some shift from Stanno. ... See MoreSee Less

Still so much more to come from this team. 📈

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PWe're proud to announce the official opening of the Exeter Youth Hub at St James Park - a new space designed to help young people in Exeter find jobs, training and opportunities.

More than one in eight 16- to 24-year-olds across the UK are not in education, employment or training (NEET). To help address this, the Hub brings employment support, wellbeing advice and specialist services together under one roof at the home of Exeter City Football Club.Funded by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) delivered by Exeter City Community Trust in partnership with Jobcentre Plus, the Hub supports 16- to 24-year-olds via referrals. It is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, offering one-to-one appointments, group workshops, drop-in sessions, employer engagement and personalised action planning. Young people can also access advice on mental health, wellbeing, housing and training. We provide ongoing support during the first 12 weeks of employment to help them settle in and sustain progress, with a goal of supporting at least 150 young people.ECCT Inclusion Lead, Laura Evans, said: “We’re delighted to have officially opened the Youth Hub here at St James Park. Being in a non-institutional space that many of our young people know well through football has already made a dramatic difference in how they engage with the services.”One of our early successes is Alastair Swain, 24. After a year of unsuccessful applications, tailored support with his CV and job searching helped him secure part-time work at Nando’s. He is now planning to volunteer with us ahead of joining the police force on their graduate scheme."The Hub was officially opened on Friday 9 October, with partners including representatives from the Football Club and Supporters' Trust, Bindu Arjoon, Chief Executive of Exeter City Council, and Exeter MP Steve Race in attendance.We’re excited to be working Jobcentre Plus and all project partners over the coming year to create real opportunities for young people in Exeter. If you’re aged 16–24 and looking for support, speak to your Jobcentre Plus advisor about a referral. ... See MoreSee Less

Another display full of energy from Jay Stansfied but he is still struggling to find the back of the net. Our Blues correspondent Alex Dicken has had his say ✍️ ... See MoreSee Less

📋 Your Bulls team to take on Hednesford 👊

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World Mental Health Day is an international day for global mental health education, awareness and advocacy against social stigma.

The 5 C's of mental health commonly refer to Competence, Confidence, Connection, Character, and Caring, a framework adapted from positive psychology and youth development. National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov) +1The 5 C's FrameworkCompetence: Knowing you have the real-life skills and abilities to handle tasks, navigate daily challenges, and meet goals.Confidence: Trusting in your self-worth, believing in your ability to grow, and maintaining a positive self-image after setbacks.Connection: Building healthy, supportive relationships with friends, family, and community to avoid isolation.Character: Acting with personal responsibility, integrity, and a clear moral compass aligned with your core values.Caring (or Compassion): Showing empathy, kindness, and emotional investment toward both yourself and other people. ... See MoreSee Less

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