We have Satellite Club funding available to be able to develop tailored sports club for 14-19-year olds within the Stabilising Young Lives audience.  

Are you working with young people within this age group? 

If so, we would love to meet with the young people you are working with to offer a consultation session to find out how we would be able to enhance their lives through the power of activity.  

Following this consultation session, we would work with you and a local sports provider to be able to develop a sports club specifically for this group. We can provide a year of funding for this club as long we can show how the programme can be sustained beyond the funding - we can work with you to develop this from the start. 

We will ensure that the club is affordable, accessible, and able to mitigate any barriers that the young people may have. We will ensure coaches are experienced and trained to be able to have a huge impact on the young persons’ life. 

Please contact us for further information.

Here are some of the clubs that have been started so far......

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 School-a-phobics Golf - based at Lilleshall Golf Club

Started in January 2019, golf coach Mark Shervill is currently coaching a group of six pupils from Hadley Learning Community. The sessions enable the young people to experience a sport they never thought they would and build their confidence outside of the school environment.

 

 

 

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Tai Chi Satellite Club - based in Wellington 

Introduced in Spring 2019 at Strickland House, the home of Telford After Care Team (TACT). They offer support, help and advice to people recovering from drug and alcohol abuse, along with individuals suffering with mental health issues. 

Tai Chi offers the individuals the chance to be active but also reflect through the mindfulness aspects the martial art offers.

 

 

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Willowdene Fitness - women's fitness club in Bridgnorth 

The club was established in November 2018 to support women at risk of negative behaviour, rehabilitate within the community as part of the Willowdene rehabilitation programme. 

All Women attending sessions have completed nutrition qualifications and due to increased confidence, several members have gone on to join a local gym.

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Survivors of Abuse Boxing Club  

This club was set up in Autumn 2018 specifically for sexual abuse victims across the County. The primary aim was to reduce anxiety and bring a feel of togetherness for these
young women.

After only a few months, four of the women have transitioned to the main hub boxing club, and two women have trained and now become boxing leaders. 

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