Caine Rochford

The Duke and Duchess and our brilliant partners Westminster Foundation recently visited to see two of our impactful sport and education programmes. 🥊 ✨ Our five-year partnership with the Westminster Foundation supports our Netball 4 Change programme, which uses netball to empower girls and young women to stay safe on social media, and our 12 […]

International Visually Impaired Rugby tournament at Sutton and Epsom RFC England emerged winners the Visually Impaired Rugby Alex Bassan Cup, beating Japan 10-0 (two tries to zero) in the final as the tournament’s players braved strong winds and driving rain in the hospitable surroundings of Sutton & Epsom RFC. The first match saw England held

We are thrilled to announce the appointment of Navjeet Sira as our next CEO. Nav’s journey with The Change Foundation began in 2010 as a volunteer coach, and now, she steps into this role as a dynamic leader ready to take the charity into a bold new era: “Guiding this remarkable charity into its next

🌍 Happy Earth Day! 🌍

🎉 Exciting News! 🎉 Our team on Thursday conquered Level 2 Dodgeball Training, thanks to the expert guidance of John from British Dodgeball ! 🏆 We’re thrilled to have honed our skills with another sport that we can’t wait to bring to the young people. Watch out, we’re ready to dodge, duck, dip and dive

Our Champion of Change for March is Carol Driver. After 33 years at The Change Foundation, Carol retired last week and we will all miss her wisdom, calmness under pressure and the care she showed for our staff team. She also managed our centre and set up and ran our brilliant Walking Sports Programme, as