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"Black history is bigger than one month" – Deji Oshilaja addresses CACT participants on Zoom

As part of Charlton Athletic Community Trust''s Black History Month celebrations in October, Charlton Athletic defender Deji Oshilaja joined Olympian Daryll Neita in addressing young people from CACT''s Premier League Primary Stars programme.

Deji, Daryll & Mayor of Greenwich Cllr Linda Bird joined a Zoom call to answer questions from Primary Stars pupils from Hawksmoor School.

Daryll said:

"I was born and raised here, I''m British. And it''s about being effortlessly proud of that and not explaining yourself to anybody, just being you. I feel like we can all take a lesson from that."

Black History Inspiration Day for CACT Black History Month 2020/PL Stars (in full)

Speaking to CACT, Deji said:

"I believe, first of all, Black history is bigger than one month. It''s stuff that should be taught throughout a whole year and it should not just be highlighted because October is the month that people want to talk about it."

CACT also interviewed a range of staff & trustees about what the month means to them.

"He came home buzzing and said how much he enjoyed it"

After impressing coaches at CACT''s Advanced Centre, eight-year-old Roman Douglas-Boast has been given an opportunity with Charlton Athletic''s academy.

Roman was initially anxious about CACT''s Advanced Centre, but quickly settled into the six-week programme.

Roman''s father said:

"After his first session in the Advanced Centre he came home buzzing and said how much he enjoyed it."

Read the 2019-20 Annual Report

Annual Report highlights busy year as CACT Awards showcased

CACT has published its 2019-20 Annual Report, showing it worked with 46,778 people and had expenditure of over £5.8 million on charitable activities.

The Annual Report was published a day after the CACT Awards, held virtually, celebrating the achievements of staff, participants & partners over the last year.

Hosted by CACT Ambassador Dave Berry, it saw the Community Hub win three of the five awards up for grabs.

Jason Morgan, CACT''s Chief Executive, said:

"I am immensely proud of everyone at CACT for the work delivered over the past year. It was great to showcase some of our highlights in the CACT Awards."

CACT Coronavirus update

A limited number of CACT''s programmes will be running this month, in line with Government regulations. Click on the link above to read our Coronavirus update.

George Lapslie joins World Mental Health Day discussion

As part of World Mental Health Day 2020, Charlton Athletic midfielder George Lapslie interviewed CACT Early Intervention in Psychosis participant Mahala Debnam.

Mahala opened up about her experiences of psychosis, and they also discussed mental health issues within football.

Mahala said: "Without the CACT programme, I wouldn''t be where I am today with my mental health recovery."

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ITRM extends partnership

ITRM, a privately-owned IT company based in Sidcup, has renewed its partnership with CACT and the Club.

ITRM is CACT''s Principal Partner, and the partnership will see the ITRM logo on the front of all kit worn by CACT staff & affiliated teams such as the Upbeats.

Dave White, ITRM''s Managing Director, said: "Our staff fully embrace our role within both organisations, whether that be to help with an IT support issue as the Club and CACT’s IT Partner, or to spend the day helping on one of CACT’s fantastic community projects."

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Participants reflect on "superb" Young Greenwich Summer Camp

A five-week Summer Camp run by CACT provided 8 to 16-year-olds with a range of activities, including sports sessions, and creative, educational and life skills workshops.

503 young people attended what was initially a four-week programme from 27 July. An extra week was added, encompassing a football and sports offer.

The Summer Camp was set up for young people in the Royal Borough of Greenwich, and a majority of participants are on free school meals.

Run in partnership with Royal Greenwich and Charlton Athletic Football Club, the Young Greenwich Summer Camp has been hailed by participants.

15-year-old Kofi said:

"I like coming to the Summer Camp, it''s superb! I enjoyed painting, designing and all of the food."

Storm, 10, said:

"The Summer Camp gets me away from COVID-19, it feels like I''m free, I''m not stuck indoors anymore."

Free hot meals were provided for all young people on the programme by Charlton''s catering partner Gather & Gather.

Cllr Danny Thorpe, Leader of the Royal Borough of Greenwich, visited the Summer Camp to meet staff and participants.

He said:

"Providing support for young people & their families is a top priority for the Council and our partners, which is why we made sure these camps happen and we are also once again ensuring access to free meals for all young people across the Borough during the holidays."

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ITRM assist with Summer Camp deliveries

On Friday 21 August, ITRM Managing Director Dave White and John Redfern visited venues at the Young Greenwich Summer Camp, and assisted with food deliveries.

Both filled up the delivery vans with hot, healthy food for participants on the programme, before visiting the venues and meeting staff and participants on the project.

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FIT FANS programme to return in September

The English Football League (EFL) Trust''s FIT FANS programme will be returning on 14 September for fans aged 35-65 who want to get fitter.

A men and women''s cohort is available at two venues in the Royal Borough of Greenwich.

The main aims of the programme are to:

Improve your eating habits
Cut down on alcohol
Increase your activity levels
Reduce your weight and waistline
Support each other and stay on track

CACT''s Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Webinar series continues on 11 September with a seminar on ''Transgender Inclusion: Setting the Scene'' hosted by Charlton Invicta''s Naomi Reid & the University of Birmingham''s Dr Ben Colliver.

Recent speakers have included Kick It Out''s Troy Townsend & the University of Greenwich''s Dr Laura William.

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NCS participants enjoy Keep Doing Good Project

Participants on CACT''s National Citizen Service (NCS) programme have been taking part in volunteering & social action projects in local communities as part of the Keep Doing Good Project.

Young people participated across parts of North & West Kent.

They planted new flower beds, visited local charities & raised awareness about mental health issues, leaving positive messages around the community which one resident said it was "such a kind and helpful thing to do at this scary time for us all."

Jack, a participant on the NCS programme, said:

"Making a difference in my community during lockdown has helped me develop loads & I feel that I can do anything!"

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Virtual Event story

On Thursday 1 October, Scott Minto will host a virtual event with Charlton legends Jonatan Johansson and Shaun Bartlett.

Fans will have the chance to buy a viewing ticket or a ticket that includes wine and a pizza set.

All funds raised from the event will go towards CACT''s work supporting the most vulnerable in our community.

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Hello,

While bars, pubs, restaurants and cafes are once again closed during this second ‘lockdown’ period, we thought it was a good time to produce a Charlton Athletic Community Trust recipe book featuring the favourite meals that Charlton Athletic FC and CACT personalities might cook for themselves. It’s yours to download when you donate to CACT via: https://cact.gives/donate

‘Our Recipes, by the Charlton Family’ features 18 delicious recipes for you to try at home from the likes of:

CAFC owner and CEO Thomas Sandgaard

Charlton players Jonny Williams and Deji Oshilaja

CAFC Women’s Team Captain Grace Coombs

Radio Presenter & CACT Ambassador Dave Berry (pictured)

Joe, Perry & James from the much-loved Charlton Upbeats

...and more!

2020 continues to be a challenging time for everyone but by donating and downloading ‘Our Recipes’ you’ll be helping us here at CACT to continue our work with the most vulnerable in the community.

We hope you enjoy trying out some new recipes!

As always, thank you for your continued support of CACT.

Lorna

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New CAFC owner visits CACT Upbeats

The Charlton Upbeats received a visit from new Charlton Athletic owner Thomas Sandgaard on Sunday 13 December.

Thomas, who also watched the men''s and women''s teams play at the weekend, came to watch the Upbeats'' weekly training session at Charlton Athletic''s Training Ground in New Eltham, and joined in with participants'' football chants.

The sessions for young people and adults with Down''s syndrome have continued for much of the year.

Thomas handed out the 2020/21 Charlton home shirts to every Upbeat in attendance at the session, giving them the chance to meet the brand new Charlton Athletic owner.

Carl Krauhaus, CACT''s Head of Early Help & Prevention, said:

"The second lockdown bit a lot harder than the first one did.

"Someone who has a disability in the house that needs engagement and exercise can have a rippling effect on everyone."

Thomas Sandgaard said:

"I am working closely with the trust and expect to be supporting them even more going forward."

CACT thanks Oxleas for COVID-19 response

As part of London United, community trusts across the capital are thanking their local NHS organisations for their response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

CACT works closely with Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust, and has put on a series of events for Oxleas staff & families, including a tour of The Valley and an exclusive quiz with Scott Minto.

CACT mentor receives Premier League award

Jay Adam (pictured, right), CACT''s Premier League Kicks Officer, has been recognised for his outstanding contribution, receiving the Premier League Charitable Fund''s Transformational Journey Award.

A former offender, Jay mentors some of the hardest-to-reach young people and uses his experiences to provide support and guidance. He said:

"We are not all perfect. We fall, we break, we fail, but then we rise, we heal and we overcome any obstacle and this is the message I try to get young people to understand.

"It''s very rewarding to know a young person tries to emulate the sort of character you admire and to choose you as a role model."

Paul Robinson, CACT''s Crime Reduction Manager, said:

"Jay''s journey is nothing more than remarkable and this is truly down to his own personal development and determination."

Jay was recognised in the CACT Awards earlier this year as highly commended in the Sir Maurice Hatter Outstanding Contribution to the Community Award.

Watch an interview with Jay here

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Stay Warm Stay Safe campaign returns

Commissioned by the Royal Borough of Greenwich, CACT delivers the annual Stay Warm Stay Safe campaign supporting those who are more vulnerable to the cold to help them heat their homes.

Stay Warm Stay Safe provides residents with advice and support on keeping fuel bills down, home fire safety visits and more.

Winter camp to help disadvantaged young people

CACT will be hosting a Premier League Kicks Camp from 21-23 December.

The camp, particularly targeted at 10 to 14 year-olds identified as potentially being at risk, will give young people the chance to keep active and enjoy a meal.

EDI Head on Football Black List

CACT''s Head of Equality, Diversity & Inclusion, Dr Michael Seeraj, has been named on the Football Black List 2020 for his work in the local community.

He joins Charlton Athletic U23s Lead Coach Jason Euell. Reflecting on being named on the list, Michael said:

"It is a great list with a really impressive range of people, so I am really pleased to be a part of it."

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Holiday Football Courses return with 15% discount via Charity Hive

From 26 October

CACT''s adapted COVID-19 holiday football courses will be taking place from 26 October at venues in Greenwich, Bexley, Sevenoaks and Maidstone.

We aim to provide a safe environment for young people aged 4-15 to play football during the October half-term.

CACT has teamed up with Charity Hive to launch a bespoke fundraising and events platform, including to process bookings for holiday courses. Having used the new system, one parent said: "It was really good! Much, much better".

Copy and paste your unique link below into your browser to get 15% off our holiday courses:

https://cact.gives/offer/CACT15-OO3Z8VBW

To celebrate our partnership with Charity Hive, we''re giving subscribers a 15% discount when booking for our October courses.

Sessions will run Monday to Friday from 26 October

starting at 9.00am.

Watch our COVID-19 procedures video below to see how we''ll keep your child safe at our holiday courses.

For more information about our holiday football courses, email:

bradley.marshall@cact.org.uk

Each code is valid for one transaction for CACT''s October 2020 holiday football courses when booked via Charity Hive. Bookings can be made for one or more children on the same single days or a full week in one transaction.

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"Molly has grown in confidence" – virtual & in-person Kicks sessions throughout lockdown

14-year-old Molly has hailed the Premier League Kicks programme CACT has run throughout the year.

Kicks uses the medium of sport to engage with young people in communities where they are considered to be more vulnerable to crime, and has recently expanded its focus on female participation in sport.

Molly attends the Friday session at Garrard Academy in Erith, and has taken part in adapted sessions following the COVID-19 outbreak.

Speaking about the programme, Molly said:

"I really enjoy the football sessions because I am meeting new friends, there''s a variety of ages, we learn a few new skills and everyone gets on well.

"The sessions have helped with my fitness and keep my asthma under control, I feel safe as it''s a nice environment."

Katie Startup visits Premier League Kicks launch

CACT London Social Inclusion Coordinator, Kim Dixson, who runs the sessions, is pleased Molly continued to engage with Kicks, through virtual quizzes and then adapted in-person sessions.

"It''s been brilliant to have Molly as a regular attendee at our Kicks sessions, both prior to the pandemic & now we''re offering adapted sessions.

"She''s grown in confidence over the period of time and enjoys herself."

Molly''s mother says Molly "loves her sports and is always encouraged & kept motivated" by the sessions.

Kicks aims to increase female participation in sport, and Charlton Athletic Women goalkeeper Katie Startup visited its relaunch to inspire participants to continue taking part in regular football activities.

Scott Minto to host virtual event with former players

On Thursday 8 October (7pm), Scott Minto will host a virtual event with former Charlton players Jonatan Johansson and Shaun Bartlett.

Scott will talk to the pair about their playing days in SE7 and their careers since leaving the club.

All funds raised from the event will go into CACT''s work supporting the most vulnerable in our community.

A silent auction will also take place alongside the event, giving supporters the chance to bid on Charlton memorabilia and exclusive experiences.

A viewing ticket for the event costs £10.

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Holiday football courses return

CACT''s adapted holiday football courses are back for the upcoming half-term from 26 October.

And there''s a new way to book onto courses as CACT has teamed up with Charity Hive who have launched a bespoke fundraising & events website for bookings, tickets and donations, including holiday courses.

The six course venues across SE London & Kent include New Eltham, Maidstone & Sevenoaks.

One parent described CACT''s adapted courses as "absolutely fantastic", with strict COVID-19 procedures in place to ensure the safety of staff and participants.

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Young Greenwich Football Friday sessions launch

Young Greenwich''s free mixed Football Friday sessions start on Friday 9 October.

Fun elements to the session in Charlton include a crossbar challenge, penalty shoot outs and freestyle football.

For more information, email Madison.White@cact.org.uk

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CACT Awards date announced

The annual CACT Awards will take place on Tuesday 13 October (4pm).

Hosted by CACT Ambassador Dave Berry, this year''s Awards will take place virtually and all partners and supporters are invited to tune in from 4pm.

Categories include Participant of the Year, Partner of the Year and Team of the Year.

Keep an eye on CACT''s social media channels to hear about the winners & watch the full broadcast live.

University of Greenwich extend partnership

The University of Greenwich have renewed their partnership with CACT and the club for 2020/21.

The partnership will be celebrated on 27 October when Charlton play Oxford United, with success stories about students who have benefited from a range of work placements to be highlighted in the run-up to the game.

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Young Greenwich Summer Camp gets underway

On Monday 27 July, Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT) teamed up with Charlton Athletic and the Royal Borough of Greenwich to launch the Young Greenwich Summer Camp.

After a difficult few months in lockdown for young people who have not been able to meet friends or go to school, the week-long summer camps provide educational and sporting activities.

One young person, Natalia, 14, spoke about her experience on the summer camp:

"What I enjoyed about the summer camp is being around people again. It''s just so nice to get that familiarity back, to be around people my age and who I can talk to."

CACT launched a fundraising appeal to raise £10,000 towards the programme.

On Thursday 6 August, Leader of Royal Greenwich, Cllr Danny Thorpe, visited the summer camp.

"It''s wonderful to come and hear first-hand from our young people in Greenwich about the positive difference that we''ve made to their summer."

Deji Oshilaja praises SVRL programme

Charlton Athletic defender Deji Oshilaja has praised CACT''s Street Violence Ruins Lives (SVRL) programme.

SVRL was promoted around the Millwall fixture after a joint fans initiative promoted the campaign at the away leg last November.

Earlier in the season, Deji visited CACT''s Premier League Kicks programme. As a child, Deji attended the programme with Millwall Community Trust.

Speaking about the SVRL programme, Deji told Sky Sports:

"As someone that has come from an area where obviously there''s a lot of gang culture, a lot of street violence where I grew up, I think it''s top from the club as well, sticking that initiative and trying to better people''s lives."

Enter the raffle

Dillon Phillips raffling gloves to raise money for Summer Camp

2019/20 Player of the Year Dillon Phillips is raffling a pair of signed goalkeeping gloves to support CACT''s Young Greenwich Summer Camp programme.

Most of the funds for the project are committed but CACT still needs to raise the final £10,000.

Raffle tickets are £15 each and entry closes on Friday 14 August at 4pm.

Holiday courses return to full days

CACT''s adapted holiday football courses have returned to a full day programme following FA and government guidelines.

Courses will run from 9am-3pm, with participants put into groups of 12.

COVID-19 procedures will take place at all venues, which include a temperature check upon arrival.

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PFA Community Champions announced

CACT has named Jenna Legg and Jonny Williams as the 2019/20 PFA Community Champions.

Both players immersed themselves in a variety of different CACT programmes throughout the season.

Jenna attended CACT''s Girls Cup tournament in November, alongside visiting a number of partner schools to give Q&As to aspiring footballers. She also visited Queen Elizabeth Hospital in December to spread the festive cheer to staff and patients.

In his first full season with the club, Jonny also became a frequent visitor to CACT projects.

He attended the EFL Kids Cup in November, visited CACT''s holiday football courses and Charlton Challenge sessions in Kent, whilst also taking part in the EFL Trust''s You Vs Train campaign.

New CACT EDI Webinars announced

Due to popular demand, CACT has launched a new series of EDI Webinars. Topics include:

Racial Inequality post-lockdown (Dr Kenisha Linton)

What COVID-19 has taught us about racial inequality (Professor Bridget Byrne)

Football & Racism (Troy Townsend)

Transgender Inclusion (Dr Ben Colliver & Naomi Reid)

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Hello,

I hope you''re keeping well in these difficult times.

Normally at this time of year, we would be inviting you to buy tickets for our annual gala dinner. Sadly, this year, things are a bit different.

However, we are still able to bring you an auction with exciting lots to bid on, and, as usual, all the funds raised will support CACT''s work with the most vulnerable in our community.

Here are some of the things you could be bidding on...

Overnight stay at the world-famous Turnberry, with 2 rounds of golf for four people (2 Rounds per person)

A chance to spend an evening with the magnificent Raymond Blanc

The auction is running until Monday 16 November, so please do have a look at the lots available and consider bidding - and if you''re able to, please share with friends and family as well.

As ever, thank you for your continued support for CACT.

Best wishes,

Lorna

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