• To provide a positive environment for our youth to enjoy healthy recreation.
• To contribute to the development of their football, social and academic skills.
• To foster their sense of responsibility to their community.
• To provide them with academic and athletic opportunities.
• To bulid a football club that will provide a model of organisation and performace for us all.

The Club's colors are Gold, Royal Blue and White.

The Club's Emblem includes a cross at the heart of the design that is symbolic of the historical origin of the borough of Arima, which was founded in 1749 as a catholic mission to save the native indian population, and was named after the Catholic Saint Santa Rosa de Lima of Peru. The Club is non-religious.

The Club's watchwords are Discipline, Industry, Pride.

Youth Program: The Club operates a Football School catering to male and female players between the ages of 5 and 18. There are also several age group teams.

The club competes in the TTFF National Youth League, Eastern Football Association League and other competitions. In 2009 they won the U-17 and fiished runner-up in the U-15 division of the National Youth League.

In 2010 the Club has established a men's team that will participate in the EFA competition, and has applied for entry into the Trinidad & Tobago Professional Football League for the 2011 season.

The Club operates several programs:

• Community Developmet program in Arima and Biche
• Helping Hand Program, which involves the distribution of foodstuff to the poor and needy at Christmas.
• Social Development Program, which focuses on values and education.
• "Stop the Violence Campaign", which is being introduced in 2010.

The Club has a wedsite http://www.1stfcsantarosa.com/, and a newsletter, Santa Rosa Notes.Contact info, Email: president@1stfcsantarosa.com, Phone: 868.707.9429.

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