Bigger Better Summer! Challengers Youth Scheme

Aim

Challengers needs your support to bring disabled young people in Guildford and their families a BIGGER & BETTER SUMMER!

Hey guys, we are a group of MSc students from Surrey Business School working in conjunction with our local charity, Challengers and Guildford Borough Council, hoping to bring our local disabled young people some fun and unforgettable experiences this summer!

• PROJECT AIM

We are raising funds to bring disabled young people in Guildford aged 13-18 some fun and inclusive summer activities! That could be any kinds of summer activities, including accessible cycling, art & craft days, a trip to Birdworld or a splash at the local pool!

"WHO IS CHALLENGERS?"

Challengers is a local charity that provides play, activities and a fun place to go for disabled children and young people aged 2-25. Their Guildford Youth Scheme supports over 70 local disabled young people and their families and makes such a huge difference to their lives!

"HOW CAN YOU MAKE A DIFFERENCE?"

We believe that play is something everyone should be able to enjoy but certain barriers can prevent disabled children and their families from playing – from physical impairments to a lack of accessible play facilities or just simply a lack of time and support.

The only way to help is to remove these barriers...

by providing inclusive, exciting and fun play and leisure for them! So these children and young people can make friends and have the opportunity to try cool new activities! At the same time, families with disabled children can use these short breaks to pursue activities such as shopping or catching up with friends!

With your donations and support...

We can create a world where all children and young people can play together, freely! They are able to be themselves, form friendships and try new activities, which is amazing!

• CAMPAIGN TARGET: £2250

Your small contributions can bring smile and transformation to our local disabled young people and their families!

This project successfully funded on 7th May 2020