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Will Taborn has been a fantastic supporter of The Change Foundation for the last 2 years and is a real hands on Chair of our brilliant Ambassadors for Change. In this role Will has helped us expand and strengthen the Ambassador group, introduced us to new corporate partners and worked closely with us to create […]

In a targeted effort to empower more young people living with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) through sport, The Change Foundation recently hosted an intensive two-day training session at our HQ. Delivered by British Fencing, the training equipped six members of our coaching team with essential fencing techniques needed to coach on our Fencing 4 Change

We are proud to share that our first Champion of Change for 2024 is Kiran Matharu. Kiran is the Community Tennis Manager at the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA). She has been nominated because of her instrumental work in the collaborative tennis for good projects between The Change Foundation and the LTA. These projects have included the

This week marked the launch of our first Street Elite programme sessions for 2024! The Hammersmith and Fulham female cohort had childminders on-site to enable parents to fully engage in their session. Whilst the children were occupied nearby, the young women exercised in the gym and discussed their future goals. Reflecting on the session, Rhianna,

Almost half (46%) of younger Millennial and Generation Z people in the UK believe it is too late for them to pursue a career in technology (NTN). We understood that by providing young people aged 18-25 with a space to develop career skills in the tech industry we could reverse this statistic. So, in 2023

Last Friday, we hosted a graduation ceremony that marked a milestone for The Change Foundation. The graduation celebrated 15 young people who had completed our 12-week Work Hard, Play Hard programme. The programme exclusively uses basketball to engage young people in conversations about mental health. It’s the first time we’ve created a basketball programme and