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Today, 15 young people from our London Futures programme celebrated their graduation at TDR Capital’s Central London offices. London Futures is a disability employment programme that uses sport to transition young people into work, education or training through sport and personalised career development. During the ceremony, each graduate was given a glass plaque and a […]

Last week our London Futures disability programme headed to Lee Valley Water Adventure Park. to tackle their ‘Water Wipe Out’ course. 💧 The iconic venue hosted the 2012 Olympic water sports competitions and offers a range of activities including a rapid rides, kayaking and hydrospeeding. Taking London Futures participants on activity days that challenge them is

We’re proud to announce that our August ‘Champion of Change’ is James Lindley. James has been a dedicated Ambassador of our charity since 2022. He is the founder and CEO of Castell Wealth Management and this year has been a driving force behind the following initiatives: – Young People’s Awards – James helped us secure the incredible rooftop

Our annual training week is a five-day event that allows us to invite pioneering experts in sports and wellbeing to meet our team. The experts teach our team to develop new skills and broaden their mindset on particular topics, so that our charity can improve existing programmes and develop ideas for new programmes. Workshops and

Each August we celebrate our annual Street Elite Cup. ⚽️ The tournament showcases the incredible talent found across our most recent Street Elite programme cohorts. This year, we held the event at the iconic Middlesex FA‘s HQ in West-London. This tournament’s five teams were made up of players from our London Street Elite programme and Birmingham-based partners TSA

This month, our dedicated charity supporter Katie Ericson did something amazing. In celebration of her milestone 40th birthday, Katie challenged 40 people to sponsor her $40 to tackle the Manitou Incline. Manitou is a monster climb found in Colorado, USA. With its highest point sitting at 8,590 feet, the climb takes more than strong will