Anna Heslop

This month, young men and women from across our charity met up in a cosy recording studio in Tooting-Beck to discuss women’s safety and the situations that young women from our programmes have experienced. All of the young people were made to feel safe and were able to openly share their thoughts and opinions around […]

“Sport for development” is the targeted use of sport and physical activity to achieve specific social development objectives. There are currently four key social objectives that are globally recognised as sport for development targets. These are education, social inclusion, child protection, and empowerment. We are incredibly proud to actively support all four of these targets

As part of our February newsletter theme of celebrating relationships within our charity, we wanted to shine a light on our Intergenerational Table Tennis programme. The programme brings together young people from our disability programmes and the ‘”over 55’s” from our Walking Sports programmes to have fun, improve mental and physical health and exchange skills

This month young people, families and coach mentors from our charity headed to the iconic Holborn Recording Studios to record our 40th Anniversary Film. The film celebrates the incredible stories of young people from across our charity and highlights the growing importance of our charity programmes 40-years on. The young people shared stories around bereavement,

This month young people from our 12-Rounds programme experienced a second anti-knife crime workshop as part of the S.H.A.R.P Project. Created in partnership with Imperial College London and The Prince’s Trust, the S.H.A.R.P Project uses interactive teaching workshops to educate young people about the risks of carrying a knife and how to safely avoid gang

This month we were delighted to be facilitators for the next stages of development for the Muslim Girls Fence project. Muslim Girls Fence is a project collaboration between Maslaha and British Fencing which aims to facilitate spaces at a grassroot level for Muslim girls and women to challenge assumptions and narratives relating to their gender,