Cobnor Activities Centre Trust (CACT) are delighted to announce that Fat Face Foundation are supporting the 2024 CACT Young Helms keelboat sailing programme.
This initiative aims to transform the lives of some of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged young adults in our local community. Many of whom face barriers of limited opportunity, isolation due to social deprivation, mental health challenges and physical or learning disabilities. The programme's goal is to remove these barriers, empowering participants to improve their self-esteem, build resilience and positively shape their futures.
The Young Helms programme offers 200 local young adults the opportunity to experience keelboat sailing in Chichester Harbour alongside their peers. Each three-hour session, held in the morning or afternoon, includes a hot lunch ashore, encouraging further social interaction.
This programme allows local young people to grow and experience new adventures in a safe environment within the beautiful Chichester Harbour," said Tom Collins, Chief Activities Officer. "It simply wouldn't be possible without the generous support of the Fat Face Foundation this year."
Jodie Higgins, Fat Face Foundation Operations Manager, added "We are delighted that our donation to CACT is making such a positive impact on so many vulnerable young adults in the local community. It was wonderful to see so many smiling faces during our visit to the centre."
Find out more at : - www.cobnor.com
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