Charlie's Story

Charlie has been attending Super 1s sessions since 2019. He is autistic, an NHS worker and a role-model for young people in Liverpool.

Confidence is key for personal development

Self-esteem and confidence are vital for the growth of young people with disabilities and from disadvantaged backgrounds. They help improve wellbeing and personal development within their communities. Studies show a strong link between sports and mental health, with young people in underserved areas benefiting from physical activity.

Regular participation boosts self-worth, resilience, and mental health. Confidence also helps combat depression and loneliness, and our programmes provide a supportive environment for young people to thrive through consistent activity in local community hubs.

Kimberley's Story

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