FBB uses the power of football to change the the lives of young people.
- Their core programme is centred around building long-term trusted adult relationships with school children at risk of exclusion or who are disengaged, often due to social, emotional or mental health needs.
- FBB delivers its core programme to 2,700 children a year through programmes at over 60 schools across London, the North West and the Midlands.
- It is now rolling out its highly effective training programme to 1,500 trusted adults who in turn can be a trusted adult to 37,500 young people over the next 3 years.
- Chimo has funded the Head of London Programmes to broaden their service offer and increase the level of commissions from mental health commissioners, local authorities, schools and multi-academy trusts.
Other Charity Partners

Empire Fighting Chance
Empire Fighting Chance uses the power of boxing to fight for young people to live healthy, happy lives LEARN MORE

Strength & Learning through Horses
SLTH offers transformative equine-assisted therapy, wellbeing and alternative education programmes to young people LEARN MORE

Comics Youth
Comics Youth is a youth-led arts and mental health organisation working in Merseyside, Dundee and London LEARN MORE

Dose of Nature delivers nature prescriptions for people struggling with a wide range of mental health difficulties

SLTH offers transformative equine-assisted therapy, wellbeing and alternative education programmes to young people

Growing Resilience in Teens (GRIT) supports young people to improve their mental health through boxing

Odd Arts harnesses the power of theatre to improve the mental health and wellbeing of young people in Manchester

The Wave Project improves the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people through surf therapy

Empire Fighting Chance uses the power of boxing to fight for young people to live healthy, happy lives

The Running Charity harnesses the power of running to support the mental health and long-term outcomes of young people

