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We are proud to share that our July ‘Champion of Change’ is Tanayah Sam. Tanayah Sam is an inspirational entrepreneur & urban youth specialist. Tanayah founded hashtaghashtag#TSAProjectsUK to support young people away from prison, reoffending & youth violence using sport & education. We have partnered with TSA Project on our Street Elite Birmingham programme for […]

Today we are in #Southall delivering our annual #StreetElite festival. Young people from the local area have completed their employability training & are ready to step into work. We celebrate their achievements by hosting a sports festival for local schools, bringing the community together. A huge thanks to our partners @berkeleyfoundation & @berkeley_group as well as amazing organisations supporting us today @game4padel@tgqwestlondon and @parksideyards

In 2009 we launched our ‘Refugee Cricket Project’ which is still ongoing today which engages children seeking asylum by giving them the chance to develop their cricket skills and meet their friends in a safe environment. Since then we have continued over the years to support young refugees seeking asylum or being displaced by war.

Last Thursday, The Change Foundation, in partnership with Hunza G, brought together 100 netballers, who each represented their corporations, to try and be crowned Hunza G Super 7s champions, and each win a bikini donated by Hunza G! It was a brilliant event, located at Lincoln Inn Fields, with the weather luckily holding up! The

We’re thrilled to share that our Young Mums Active Community, in partnership with St Michael’s Fellowship has just wrapped up an amazing first five weeks! 🎉 The program kicked off with our mums creating their own ground rules and diving into what’s to come. Since then, each session has been packed with fun, creativity, and

Last week with our Street Elite programme we ran a few sessions with our partner and funder of the Street Elite programme Berkeley Foundation . One session the Street Elite participants visited Berkeley Group Plc Homes’ Oval Village site, exploring various construction roles. They received a comprehensive tour and learned about career paths in the