SA Foundation
SAF address challenges faced by young people (5-25Yrs) through free, accessible sports sessions and sports-based mentoring programmes that provide a safe, supportive, and consistent environment for young people to engage and thrive. SAF works closely with local schools, delivering both group mentoring and sports-based mentoring programmes. These initiatives are designed to support pupils who are struggling with self-confidence, self-esteem, and behavioural challenges, as well as those at risk of exclusion
In-person
Further info
Our offer includes tailored one-to-one mentoring for those who require more focused support, as well as alternative provision sessions for young people who are unable to attend mainstream school. In addition, we deliver free sports sessions for home-educated young people, creating inclusive opportunities for social interaction, physical activity, and personal development. Across all of our work, our focus is on building confidence, resilience, and positive pathways for every young person we support.
SAF offers accessible, community-focused support designed to empower young people through tailored services, resources, and guidance. We provide a safe, inclusive environment where people can access information, develop skills, and connect with others. Our services aim to promote wellbeing, independence, and personal growth, responding flexibly to diverse needs. Through collaboration, outreach, and user-centred support, SAF helps individuals navigate challenges, build confidence, and engage more fully in their communities.
To find out more visit our website here: SA Foundation
Who can use this service?
Young people (5-25yrs ) who face barriers such as poverty, low confidence, poor mental or physical wellbeing, social isolation, SEND or neurodiversity, trauma, family stress, or risk of exclusion from education can access this service.
This includes pupils referred by schools, those needing mentoring or alternative provision, and home-educated young people seeking inclusive sports and support.
How are services delivered?
Face to Face : We also deliver sessions in local community venues, ensuring our work is accessible and directly supports the wider local community through inclusive sports activities, alternative provision, and tailored support for young people.
Locations
Monday 9 am–6 pm
Tuesday 9 am–6 pm
Wednesday 9 am–6 pm
Thursday 9 am–6 pm
Friday 9 am–6 pm
Saturday 9 am–12 pm
Sunday Closed