Showing posts with label heart of england; SSCU. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heart of england; SSCU. Show all posts

Monday, November 14, 2011

Funding needed for Kenilworth Mini Games!

As many people will know Support Sport run a volunteer development programme for young people that want to improve their social skills, confidence , leadership or want to pursue employment, training or need the support of our organisation as a whole.

These volunteers work tirelessly to provide young children with accessible sports and social opportunities in a safe and fun environment.

At the moment this service is under threat as it costs alot of money to run and despite fundraising efforts we fear that the project is not self sustainable.


We are looking for local businesses or individuals, that care about their community, to sponsor or make a donation or investment in the project to support the project for the foreseeable future.

Donate to local charities at Localgiving.com

If you have any queries or would like further information then please contact supportsport@live.co.uk or call 07801597666 and speak to Joe Graham.


Friday, November 11, 2011

Support Sport Apprenticeship Scheme!

Stacey Doughty officially signed up to become Support Sport's first apprentice today.

"She is working with us in schools, local communities and clubs etc and has really impressed in her trial period".

Stacey used to be NEET (not in education, employment or training) since leaving school, but has demonstrated the makings of a fantastic sports coach since getting involved in our youth project Unity in the Community! The project was funded by Awards for All Big Lottery Fund and Warwick District Council.

"we are aiming to provide a pathway for sucess for young people, starting right in the heart of their communities and inspiring the individuals to keep on developing for years to come"
Director, Joe Graham
Stacey's apprenticeship has been kindly funded by Warwickshire Crimebeat, and Heart of England Training (left in photo) and SSCU Sport (right) have developed the programme for the guidance of Support Sport.

Stacey is also very pleased with her own progress as she states below:

"I have got so much more confidence, respect of other people and I'm really enjoying and appreciating the opportunity"