Fleetwood Town Community Trust is thrilled to be involved in an innovative new programme, working with young offenders to tackle violent crime and reduce the chance of reoffending. The DIVERT programme has been developed to help young people in police custody stop reoffending. They will be encouraged to engage with a DIVERT custody coach so […]
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Fleetwood Town Community Trust staff and volunteers have worked hard to spread Christmas cheer across Wyre, after providing over 550 residents with a delicious Christmas dinner, purchasing gifts for disadvantaged children, and creating a befriending service to tackle social isolation. The Community Trust has been working with Fleetwood Together, which comprises groups and charities within the
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During what has been a challenging year at the Community Trust we have been busy throughout, offering fun, active and safe opportunities for the community. We bounced back in the summer with our Trysport ‘Summer of Sport’ sessions with support from Wyre Council, running alongside our popular PL Kicks programme. Offering young people a chance
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Football-mad Rio Cookson has dedicated over 100 hours volunteering with Fleetwood Town Community Trust, overcoming physical challenges along the way. Fifteen-year-old Rio has dyslexia, dyspraxia, and auditory processing difficulties, and has been a participant in multiple programmes run by the Community Trust over the past six years, including projects such as MultiStars, a sporting initiative
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Helping those in need was at the top of Lewis’ priority list when the UK went into lockdown earlier this year, and Fleetwood Town Community Trust provided him with the perfect opportunity. At the start of lockdown, Lewis Richmond, aged 14, approached the Community Trust as he wanted to volunteer his time and do something
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As part of their ongoing partnership, BES Utilities has invested in a brand-new minibus for Fleetwood Town Community Trust, which will provide programme participants access to community groups and events across Wyre and Fylde. Earlier this year, BES selected the Community Trust as their official Corporate Social Responsibility Partner, as they wanted to give something
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Having lived in Fleetwood his whole life, Liam Wilkinson was inspired to help members of his community who were affected by the pandemic, accomplishing 500 hours of volunteering in the process. Former Cardinal Allen high school student, Liam, has played a large part in committing his time to helping others in Fleetwood and surrounding areas
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Fleetwood Town Community Trust has redeveloped a derelict patch of land into a beautiful community garden, giving residents a space to relax and reflect. A group of young people taking part in the NCS Keep Doing Good programme, which is run by the Trust, were tasked with planning and delivering a social action project to
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Fleetwood Town Community Trust has been awarded two grants totalling £8,640 to support vulnerable members of the community affected by the COVID-19 crisis. The grants, awarded by the Lancashire COVID-19 Community Support Fund and the National Emergencies Trust, have allowed the Community Trust to support its programme participants and club supporters during the pandemic. A
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Fleetwood Town Community Trust has been awarded a grant of £6,000 from Sport England which will facilitate a series of programmes aimed at reducing inequalities, and helping those most affected by the impact of coronavirus. In conjunction with Wyre Borough Council, Regenda Homes and West View Community Centre, the Community Trust will encourage socialisation and
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