Marianne Davies

Fleetwood Town Community Trust alongside the EFL Trust and three other Club Community Organisations (CCOs) in Lancashire, are aiming to support children and their mental health through a new two-year project, Headstart, funded by Lancashire Teaching Hospitals Charity after successfully applying for an NHS Charities Together Grant. Headstart is a new initiative being piloted across […]

Fleetwood Town Community Trust is proud to introduce Josh Thompson, who begins his role within the community as Employability Coordinator. The role will see him lead on the Find Your Future initiative, supporting adults in sourcing employment, education or training whilst preparing each person with the required resources and skillset to be successful in their

This is an exciting and unique opportunity to lead a passionate and talented team based within a professional football club charity with an exciting outlook and solid foundations for growth. We are looking to recruit a high calibre Community Trust CEO who can show the commitment and inspiration required to lead our charity, motivate a

At Fleetwood Town Community Trust, we delivered the Joy of Moving, Move and Learn project to the year 5 children at Royles Brook Primary School. Commissioned by the EFL Trust, the project was delivered in April/May and lasted 6 weeks in total. The aim of the Move and Learn project is for children to become

“My college journey began rather differently to that of my fellow cohorts, I joined the class a week later after transferring from a different sixth form. It was a decision that I’m glad I made, as my two years at Poolfoot Farm have been some of the most enjoyable years of my life. The skills

Fleetwood Town Community Trust are extremely pleased to support local resident Adam Diver in his upcoming Big Swim to the Isle of Man, which will take place on Friday 22nd July, setting off from St. Bee’s, Cumbria. Adam explained, “I decided to do it after I was swimming in the sea with my son during

Our first Summer 2022 Wave kicked off on the 27th June where we took young people from Rossall School, Fleetwood High School and some young provisions, away for a week at Kingswood, Colomendy in North Wales. There was a lot of doubt, nervous and anxieties about going away and what to expect, but as soon

Fleetwood Town Community Trust have now finished delivering the first campaign of MAN v FAT at Poolfoot Farm, taking place every Friday evening. The project has to date engaged with over 40 men, all of whom had a BMI over 30%. By the end of season 1, 76% of men have lost weight, two of

Dreams do come true… Jamie first started his journey with Fleetwood Town Community Trust in early 2021, where he was referred into the Find Your Future initiative. Throughout programme delivery he was taught crucial employability skills and provided with mentoring which helped him through mock interviews and making improvements with his CV. At this stage

Paul was born in Preston and was diagnosed with Autism at a young age. He tried his best to fit in at school, though he was a shy boy and didn’t really like big crowds. Paul 41, now lives in Cleveleys, though he has lived in Fleetwood for the past 20 years to be close