



Volunteer Role – Help Shape the Future of Women’s Football at FC United
FC United of Manchester is a leading supporter-owned football club with a £1.5 million turnover, operating as a Community Benefit Society in Moston, North Manchester. We were founded in 2005 to prove that football can be run differently, rooted in values of affordability, accountability, and community ownership. As we mark our 20th anniversary, we continue to deliver competitive football while providing meaningful community impact through a unique fan-owned model.
We have built a modern stadium, developed a respected community programme, and created a club where every member has a voice. We are committed to delivering football that is inclusive, democratic, and fiercely competitive, showing what is possible when supporters lead.
The Opportunity
We are seeking to strengthen our commitment to the women’s game by appointing an Advisor or Committee Member for Women’s Football. This voluntary role will support FC United in delivering a refreshed strategy for the women’s game within our supporter-owned club structure, ensuring we develop pathways, enhance visibility, and provide meaningful opportunities for women and girls in football.
The role could take the form of:
Who We Are Looking For:
What You Will Do:
Why This Matters: At FC United, we believe women’s football is central to our mission of using the power of football to bring communities together. We have a strong foundation with a competitive women’s first team, links to local grassroots clubs, and a growing commitment to expanding opportunities for women and girls. Your insight will help us build on this platform to drive growth in the women’s game at our club.
How to Express Interest: If you would like to discuss this opportunity further, please contact:
Nick Boom, Chair Email: nick.boom@fc-utd.uk
We particularly welcome expressions of interest from individuals who share our belief in football as a force for good and wish to contribute to a club that continues to lead the way in supporter-owned football.