The Bachar Houli Foundation (BHF) is a community-based organisation that aims to empower young Muslims through sports.
The BHF uses sport as a vehicle to engage over 5,000 young Muslims annually across five states.
Committed to empowering young Muslims, the BHF delivers programs and initiatives centred around four strategic pillars: Engagement, Employment, Education and Talent.
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 four key pillars: Engagement, Employment, Education and Talent.
Reaching over 5,000 young people annually across five states, our vision is to support young people become ‘the best versions of themselves.’
Feedback from current and past program participants.
Keep up to date with everything happening at the Bachar Houli Foundation.
The Bachar Houli Cup engaged over 700 students attending Victorian Islamic schools during August and September.
Mutaz El Nour has been selected in the VFL's Team of the Year.
Head of BHF Programs & High-Performance Ahmed Saad provides an update on how participants are tracking across Australia.
The BHF proudly announced the launch of its refreshed girls programs under a new pathway model, the ‘Girls Sports Academy’ earlier this year due to...
The Bachar Houli Foundation (BHF) has 24 past and present academy participants featuring in AFL talent pathways across Australia in 2025.
The Allan Labor Government announces funding of $6m for the Aspire Sports Centre.
