The Will Houghton Foundation works with UK charities to help 14–24 year olds to reach their potential through education and sport.
North London charity to provide work experience for up to 25 young people with mental and physical disabilities.
Based in the Thamesmead Estate in South East London, The Archway Project was set up in 1982 to enrich the lives of young people through educational workshops and recreational activities.
Supporting young carers in Milton Keynes
Centrepoint provides homeless young people with accommodation, health support and life skills in order to get them back into education, training and employment. They want to end youth homelessness by 2037.
Cycling Projects’ Wheels for All programme gives children and adults with disabilities and special needs the opportunity to engage in quality cycling activity.
Sponsoring four young people through the three-year Blue Skies programme
Providing funds to provide bursaries to support travel for four students at Kingston University that have left care.
We are funding our third Snow Camp apprentice, Jake Duggan
Supporting disabled youth compete in sport