Recruitment at Altofts Juniors FC
If there are any vacancies listed on this page, we are currently recruiting for those roles and welcome applications. Even if no positions are currently advertised, we are always keen to hear from people who would like to get involved with the club. If you’re interested in volunteering or supporting the club in any capacity, please get in touch using the contact form, and we’ll be happy to discuss current or future opportunities.
Kit Supplier Manager/Buyer
We’re Looking for a Kit Supplier Manager/Buyer!
Altofts Juniors AFC is looking for a volunteer Kit Supplier Manager/Buyer to join our team and help keep our players looking smart and match-ready!
About the role:
We’re a growing grassroots football club with multiple teams, and we need someone to help coordinate our kit and equipment orders. This role is perfect for someone who’s organised, enjoys working with suppliers, and wants to play a key part in supporting local football.
Main responsibilities:
- Liaising with our kit suppliers to order team kits, training wear, and equipment.
- Managing stock levels and keeping track of orders.
- Helping managers and coaches with kit requirements.
- Ensuring club colours and sponsors are correctly represented on all kit.
What we’re looking for:
- Good communication and organisation skills.
- Basic computer skills (emails, spreadsheets, etc.).
- A passion for grassroots football and helping the club run smoothly.
What’s in it for you:
- Be part of a friendly, community-focused football club.
- Make a real difference behind the scenes.
- Gain experience in club operations, supplier management, and teamwork.
If you’re interested or would like to know more, please get in touch via the form.
Disability Officer/Coach
Volunteer Disability Football Lead/Coach Wanted – Altofts Juniors AFC.
Altofts Juniors AFC are excited to be expanding our commitment to inclusive football by launching a new disability football initiative, and we’re looking for a passionate Volunteer Disability Football Lead/Coach to help bring this to life.
About the Role:
Working closely with the club committee, the Disability Lead/Coach will play a key role in:
- Helping to set up and establish a new disability football team (or teams) within the club.
- Shaping and delivering inclusive training sessions tailored to players with additional needs.
- Liaising with parents, carers, and local community groups to promote the programme.
- Supporting long-term development with the potential to grow a dedicated disability football section.
What We’re Looking For:
- A passion for inclusive sport and making football accessible to all.
- Willingness to complete relevant training (e.g. FA Introduction to Coaching, Disability Awareness, Safeguarding, DBS).
- Good communication skills and a supportive, positive approach.
- Experience in coaching or working with people with disabilities is ideal — but not essential. Enthusiasm and a willingness to learn are just as important!
What You’ll Gain:
- Support from the club and committee in developing a meaningful and rewarding programme.
- Training opportunities through the FA and West Riding FA.
- The chance to make a real difference in your community and grow something special from the ground up.
- Be part of a forward-thinking, inclusive grassroots football club.
