The aim is to encourage children in the analysis and knowledge of habits and attitudes that create changes that will help them grow personally and collectively, always using sport as a motivational tool.

The project has two areas: one in classroom and one virtual.

The classroom area is carried out in schools over three days. Students are divided into groups and each group devotes an entire day to the project. At the rate of 50 students per day, the project has about 150 beneficiaries in each school.

Each 'Barçakids' school receives an 'Edukit', a mobile resource unit in the form of a small soccer field that offers sports equipment, screens, touch tables and school supplies to carry out the activities.

With these tools, each school receives five teaching units, each one based on a value: respect, effort, ambition, teamwork and humility. All these chosen as part of the value system of FC Barcelona, as well as the ideologies of institutions like UNICEF and the curriculum of the Department of Education of the Generalitat de Catalunya.

The virtual environment (www.fcbkids.cat) program aims to continue the classroom programme, providing educational and recreational resources for the educational community (teachers, educators, families and children) for use outside the sessions in schools.

'Barçakids' tours schools in Catalonia (including Franja de Ponent and Northern Catalonia), Valencia, the Balearic Islands, Andorra and Alghero (Italy).

'FutbolNet' is a programme based on Futbol3 methodology, a tool for social intervention, never applied in Catalonia before, but with well-known successful experiences in Colombia and Germany. It’s an innovative method to reeducate through sport and  includes working with groups of young people on subjects like cohabitation, discrimination, gender, etc.

The key to 'FutbolNet' is dialogue. Through this tool, players (boys and girls) not only enter into a relationship of mutual respect and understanding, but also gain self-confidence and a sense of responsibility.

The project is put into practice during the season 2012/13 in 20 cities of Catalonia, in collaboration with their councils. The project beneficiaries are groups of children and young people aged between 8 and 16 years, selected by regional organizations that collaborate in the implementation.

'FutbolNet' is also implemented in Rio de Janeiro, at the favelas of the Complexo do Alemão, with the collaboration of the City Council and the MAPFRE Foundation. And together with SHELL in Oman, Qatar and Irak.

The XICS are a reinforcement of the formal educational system in which beneficiaries, among other things, can do their homework and resolve doubts; attend talks on sensitivity to healthy habits and practicing different sports with the aim of encouraging social cohesion.

The beneficiaries of XICS  are chosen by the social services of public entities in the areas where they live. The Foundation promotes and strengthens the centres so that they can become self-sustainable.

The centre XICS Morocco (Tangiers) is administered by the Casal dels Infants with the support of the Catalan Agency of Cooperation and Developement (ACCD).

In January 2012 the Foundation signed an agreement with Intervida with regards to the administration of the following centres:

XICS Equador (Portoviejo)
XICS Mali (Bamako)
XICS Senegal (Richard Toll)