The Powerday Foundation is proud to support the Repton renovation project.
Repton Boxing Club Renovation project
Repton Boxing Club has received a Better Youth Spaces grant alongside support from the Powerday Foundation to improve its changing rooms and youth meeting spaces. The investment will help create cleaner, safer, and more welcoming facilities for young people across the local community.
The funding comes through Better Youth Spaces, a £30.5 million programme funded by the UK Government and managed by Social Investment Business. The initiative supports youth organisations through refurbishment projects, new equipment, and facility upgrades in communities that need them most.
The project at Repton Boxing Club has already improved key areas within the club. Upgraded changing rooms, shower facilities, and dedicated meeting spaces will support the health and wellbeing of young people.
Nick Temple, CEO for Social Investment Business said:
“We are excited to be partnering with the Department for Culture, Media and Sport to support youth services in priority areas in England and create ‘better youth spaces’ for young people. Through funding refurbishment projects and providing new equipment, it brings opportunities for young people to participate in a whole range of enrichment activities – across sports, music and cultural activities.”
The fund aims to expand access, create safer spaces, and make youth services more sustainable. This is a real boost for youth services in the communities that need it most. Creating lasting impact for young people’s wellbeing.
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David Robinson, Chairman of Repton Boxing Club, welcomed the funding and thanked both parties for their long-term support.
“We are extremely grateful and thank ‘Better Youth Spaces and our long term partners Powerday Foundation’ for enabling us to improve our facilities and provision of quality Changing, Showers and a Safe Youth meeting space – in our club premises”.
Edward Crossan, CEO of Powerday, highlighted the company’s ten-year commitment to supporting boxing clubs and youth initiatives across London. He said:
“These initiatives across the capital, have delivered exceptional outcomes and this project, will enhance the Repton’s facilities growing young peoples inclusion, safe space and environment to enjoy sport and social cohesion whilst Changing Young Londoners Lives for the Better”.
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