About Us
We are creating a safe, fun and inspiring tribune culture for children.
Who Are We?
The Children's Tribune Project in Sports is an independent social responsibility initiative founded to instil a sporting culture in children at the right age. Our goal is to create dedicated tribune sections where children can watch matches in a safe environment, thereby deepening their love of and commitment to sport.
How Did This Project Come About?
The conceptual foundation of the project was laid following extensive research into the growing incidence of violence at sporting events and the increasing distance between children and the stadium experience. The research revealed that when a safe, positive space dedicated to children is created, clubs, society and children all benefit in the long term.
Our founder, Hakan Coşkun, championed the idea that children need to learn a healthy sporting culture from an early age and pioneered the active planning and implementation of the project.
Mission & Vision
Our Mission
To instil a love of sport from an early age by providing children with a safe, informed and enjoyable tribune environment, and to contribute to the development of a broader sporting culture in society.
Our Vision
To establish dedicated children's tribune sections in every stadium across Turkey and to raise the next generation of conscious, respectful supporters with a genuine sporting culture.
The Project's Journey
Initial Research
Fieldwork and surveys focused on children's stadium experiences were launched.
Project Design Phase
The children's tribune model was developed and consultations were held with clubs and experts.
Pilot Programmes
The first prototype tribunes were set up and feedback was gathered from children and parents.
Expansion Period
The project evolved into a model that can be applied to all clubs nationwide.
2026 FIFA World Cup
We have begun our preparations to implement the Children's Tribune Project at the 2026 World Cup.
Our Core Values
Safety & Protection
Respect & Tolerance
Education & Awareness
Social Benefit
The Unifying Power of Sport
Child-Centred Approach