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Over half a million for sports clubs in 2027

Over half a million for sports clubs in 2027

Sports clubs in Amsterdam will receive over 500,000 euros in subsidies through the Sterke Sportclubs program by 2027. This funding is intended to help clubs hire professional staff and organize activities to strengthen their organizational capacity.

Based on reporting by amsterdam. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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