Sport
Wallsend Boys Club
A North East institution. The Trust has backed its work getting young people into sport and widening their horizons.
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Spending time outdoors is key for wellbeing. Initiatives like the Duke of Edinburgh's Award are a great way to engage young people, teach life skills and empower them.
Ali is happiest outdoors, and he is sure that time in the open air, and the confidence that comes with it, can change how a young person sees themselves. From skiing to the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, he backs the experiences that stretch young people, teach them to rely on themselves and each other, and widen their sense of what is possible.
Time outdoors as one of the simplest, most powerful things for wellbeing.
Programmes that teach young people resilience, teamwork and independence.
Backing schemes that stretch and empower young people.
The Reece Family Trust backs organisations working in the areas Ali cares most about. Here are a few of them.
A North East institution. The Trust has backed its work getting young people into sport and widening their horizons.
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A ski trip that takes young people from Denton somewhere new. Ali, a keen skier himself, loves the confidence and independence it builds.
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Getting young people out into the North East's hills, coast and countryside.
If your work speaks to what Ali cares about, we would love to hear from you.
Monthly stories from the projects we fund across the North East.