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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 […]

Today it is World Autism Awareness Day, which the UN back in 2007 designated 2nd April to be the day as a way to raise awareness about autistic people throughout the world, as well as to highlight the need to help improve their quality of life, for example physical and mental health. That is why

On Friday, Elle, Dean, Dan, Grace and James visited Rosslyn Park to put on a demonstration fixture of Visually Impaired Rugby. With over 12,000 young people attending across the week-long schools tournament, and a live stream to thousands of supporters, it was an opportunity not to be missed. We were invited to display the sport

This #InternationalWomensDay we are celebrating our recent partnership with the Westminster Foundation. The foundation’s funding has allowed for our 12 Rounds programme and our Netball 4 Change programme to be delivered to young people across the City of Westminster over the next five years. The partnership epitomises this year’s #IWD2024 theme of #InspireInclusion by allowing

The Young Ambassadors 2023-2024 has now come to an end, as a celebration in completing their time as young ambassadors they were awarded a day out to NQ64 and a meal. On behalf of the young ambassadors, they would like to thank the team on inviting them in, teaching them more about the charity and

Last month we launched an exciting new programme in three London boroughs. Using golf, The Golf 4 Change programme equips young people aged 18-25 with employment skills needed to secure long-term work opportunities. In partnership with LIV Golf, the programme promotes character development in addition to improving golf skills. Golf 4 Change has been designed