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The Bachar Houli Foundation (BHF) is a community-based organisation that aims to empower young Muslims through sports.
Using sport as a vehicle, the BHF engages more than 5,000 young Muslims annually across five states.
The BHF aims to empower young Muslims through programs and initiatives centred around its four key pillars; Talent, Engagement, Employment and Education.
Through these programs, the BHF is able to drive social cohesion and leadership within the Muslim community and contribute to a thriving multicultural Australia.
Providing a community entry point and programs to support young people in their early development
Providing pathway opportunities into sporting careers
Providing unique learning environments through sports and culturally safe environments for young people to thrive
Nurturing the best talent on and off the field to foster strong role models
The Bachar Houli Foundation (BHF) delivers twelve unique programs centred around its four key pillars: Engagement, Education, Employment and Talent. Reaching over 5,000 young people annually across five states, our vision is to support young people in becoming “the best versions of themselves.
Keep up to date with everything happening at the Bachar Houli Foundation
Keep up to date with everything happening at the Bachar Houli Foundation
The Islamic College of Sport (ICS), powered by the Bachar Houli Foundation, will open new West and Southeast campus locations in 2025, pending VRQA Registration.
The Bachar Houli Foundation’s talent pool has increased two-fold since 2023, as 18 academy graduates are now listed across the Coates Talent League, the Smithy’s...
The talent-based academy aims to provide high-performance training, education, and mentoring for Muslim footballers aged between fifteen to eighteen across Australia.
For many in attendance there wasn’t anyone in similar roles they could look up to, or believe that a role in the football industry was...
The balmy winter breeze whips through the stands of the MCG as Adem Yze engages in deep discussion about Melbourne’s midfield group.
Richmond’s VFL team is reaping the rewards of its strong Bachar Houli Foundation connections, with youngsters Mutaz El Nour and Mohammed Yassine, and assistant coach...
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