Greenwich & Lewisham Weekender - September 4th 2024
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My Recent Work
NW - CACT Bursary Fund | Charlton Athletic Football Club
NW started volunteering with Young Greenwich at Hawksmoor Youth Club in November 2020 as part of a compulsory work placement for her college course. Young Greenwich is a youth service CACT delivers on behalf of the Royal Borough of Greenwich.
All CACT staff and volunteers need to be DBS checked to work for the organisation. Prior to starting her work experience with Young Greenwich NW had no official paperwork (provisional driving license or passport) which is required in order to gain a DBS....
All CACT staff and volunteers need to be DBS checked to work for the organisation. Prior to starting her work experience with Young Greenwich NW had no official paperwork (provisional driving license or passport) which is required in order to gain a DBS....
NW - CACT Bursary Fund | Charlton Athletic Football Club
NW started volunteering with Young Greenwich at Hawksmoor Youth Club in November 2020 as part of a compulsory work placement for her college course. Young Greenwich is a youth service CACT delivers on behalf of the Royal Borough of Greenwich.
All CACT staff and volunteers need to be DBS checked to work for the organisation. Prior to starting her work experience with Young Greenwich NW had no official paperwork (provisional driving license or passport) which is required in order to gain a DBS....
All CACT staff and volunteers need to be DBS checked to work for the organisation. Prior to starting her work experience with Young Greenwich NW had no official paperwork (provisional driving license or passport) which is required in order to gain a DBS....
Greenwich & Lewisham Weekender - June 5th 2024
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Record amount raised for the Charlton Upbeats! | Charlton Athletic Football Club
Over 200 walkers joined the Upbeats Walk, sponsored by We Are Brand New, making the nine-mile journey from Charlton Athletic’s Training Ground to The Valley raising money for the Charlton Upbeats programme.Charlton Athletic Community Trust’s (CACT) Upbeats programme is entirely funded by donations and relies on the funds raised by the Upbeats Walk event to offer new and exciting opportunities for its members.Charlton TV’s Scott Minto kicked off the day with a speech and introduced Charlton legen...
Greenwich & Lewisham Weekender - April 3rd 2024
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Amber - Wildcats | Charlton Athletic Football Club
Amber, age 10, attended Wildcats sessions with Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT) for two years and has now progressed on to the Charlton Athletic Football Club’s Emerging Talent Centre (ETC).
Wildcats is a non-competitive football session for girls aged 5-11 which promotes female participation in the sport. The sessions are suitable for girls who are trying football for the first time or those who wish to play football with other girls their age.
Whilst attending regular sessions with...
Wildcats is a non-competitive football session for girls aged 5-11 which promotes female participation in the sport. The sessions are suitable for girls who are trying football for the first time or those who wish to play football with other girls their age.
Whilst attending regular sessions with...
Charlton Athletic Football Club Matchday Programme
Joyce Harris - Extra Time Hub | Charlton Athletic Football Club
Joyce has been attending the EFL Trust Extra Time Hub with CACT for over two years. Joyce joined the club with her husband, Joe, who had Alzheimer’s disease, as an activity they could do together.
Joyce said:
“When Joe came to the club, he was very lively and he made a lot of friends with the people here. They helped Joe so much.”
Unfortunately, Joe passed away recently and Joyce was hesitant about returning to club in his absence:
“The first time I came back here, I was apprehensive because...
Joyce said:
“When Joe came to the club, he was very lively and he made a lot of friends with the people here. They helped Joe so much.”
Unfortunately, Joe passed away recently and Joyce was hesitant about returning to club in his absence:
“The first time I came back here, I was apprehensive because...
Record-breaking £49,000 raised for Charlton Upbeats | Community Trust
On Saturday 29 April, over 180 Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT) supporters gathered to take on the 9-mile Upbeats Walk, sponsored by DNEL Events.
CACT’s annual event was its most successful yet, bringing in over £49,000 for the programme which supports young people and adults with Down’s syndrome. Thanks also to CACT’s Official Events Partner DNEL Events, who sponsored this year’s walk and helped to make it such a success.
All the money the walkers have helped to raise will allow CACT...
CACT’s annual event was its most successful yet, bringing in over £49,000 for the programme which supports young people and adults with Down’s syndrome. Thanks also to CACT’s Official Events Partner DNEL Events, who sponsored this year’s walk and helped to make it such a success.
All the money the walkers have helped to raise will allow CACT...
Wingfield Primary School Girls Football Team | Charlton Athletic Football Club
In September, Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT) Coach Ivan Donaldson held trials at Wingfield Primary School in Kidbrooke for all females in Key Stage 2 to try out for the new girls football team.
The 13 girls selected stood out during the trial and demonstrated a real talent for the sport. With regular training throughout the school year, the girls showed strong commitment to the team and improving as a group.
The girls, aged between 8-11, have been competing in matches at the Meridi...
The 13 girls selected stood out during the trial and demonstrated a real talent for the sport. With regular training throughout the school year, the girls showed strong commitment to the team and improving as a group.
The girls, aged between 8-11, have been competing in matches at the Meridi...
Charlton Athletic’s Sean Clare and Beth Roe visit Apprentice Alfie Maloney at a local school for EFL Week of Action | Community Trust
On Tuesday 17 January, Charlton Athletic’s Sean Clare and Beth Roe joined Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT) Apprentice Alfie Maloney as he led an education session for students at Ravensworth Primary School in Mottingham as part of the EFL Week of Action.
The Week of Action is an EFL-wide, annual celebration of the work of Clubs and their Club Community Organisations in their respective areas.
The players visited Alfie in action as he ran a session with two groups of Year 4 pupils arou...
The Week of Action is an EFL-wide, annual celebration of the work of Clubs and their Club Community Organisations in their respective areas.
The players visited Alfie in action as he ran a session with two groups of Year 4 pupils arou...
Community 500 brings fans new and old to The Valley | Community Trust
Participants from a range of Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT) programmes have been enjoying new experiences at The Valley as part of the Community 500 scheme, which has returned for the 2022-23 season.
The scheme sees complimentary tickets to each Charlton Athletic home EFL League One game to those from a range of community programme in the local area.
Participants are offered the chance to attend men’s first-team games at The Valley, while work is also ongoing to extend opportunities...
The scheme sees complimentary tickets to each Charlton Athletic home EFL League One game to those from a range of community programme in the local area.
Participants are offered the chance to attend men’s first-team games at The Valley, while work is also ongoing to extend opportunities...
CACT celebrates a year of achievements at the House of Lords | Charlton Athletic Football Club
Charlton Athletic Community Trust’s (CACT) annual award ceremony, sponsored by ITRM, took place on Thursday 6 October at the prestigious House of Lords, hosted by its Vice-President Lord Michael Grade of Yarmouth CBE.
The CACT Awards celebrates the fantastic work and achievements of participants, partners, and programmes across the past year.
Lauren Ashton, a member of Young Greenwich’s Avery Hill Youth Hub, opened the event with a speech about how the youth service has helped her since she fi...
The CACT Awards celebrates the fantastic work and achievements of participants, partners, and programmes across the past year.
Lauren Ashton, a member of Young Greenwich’s Avery Hill Youth Hub, opened the event with a speech about how the youth service has helped her since she fi...
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Charlton Upbeat joins Minto, Tubes and Ange for a round of golf | Community Trust
Charlton Upbeat William Cottrell joined Charlton Legend Scott Minto, former SoccerAM star “Tubes” and his brother Ange at London Golf Club for an episode of their Golf Life YouTube channel.Ahead of the Upbeats Walk on April 20th, which this year is being sponsored by We Are Brandnew, William teamed up with Scott to face Tubes and Ange for a nine-hole round of golf.The Upbeats Walk is the annual fundraising event which sees over 150 Charlton fans walk nine miles from Charlton Athletic’s Training...
Fundraising Newsletter: Record-breaking year for the Upbeats!
“It can happen to anyone” - Charlton Athletic’s Chuks Aneke, Hollie Olding and Samuel Oguntayo take part in crime reduction workshops - EFL in the Community
As part of the EFL’s first ever Week of Action which sees the 72 clubs showcase community programmes with EFL players, Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT) invited Charlton Athletic men’s player Chuks Aneke, women’s player Hollie Olding and U23s player Samuel Oguntayo to take part in interactive workshops.The interactive County Lines & Exploitation workshop by CACT’s crime reduction team covers the risks associated with drugs and gangs, ultimately aiming to avoid young people getting involve...
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