Thanks to a £2,000 donation from Enterprise Mobility, more young people will have the opportunity to learn employability skills and have access to outdoor learning with Challenge Wales.
This generous donation will enable more young individuals to engage in transformative outdoor learning experiences which fostering personal growth, resilience, a deeper connection with the ocean and improves employability skills,, helping young people achieve their potential. The Challenge Wales programme not only enhances academic learning but promotes physical and emotional well-being.
“We are incredibly grateful for the support from Enterprise Mobility” said Vicky Williams, Challenge Wales Co-Founder and Business Development Manager, “This donation will help us deliver more outdoor learning opportunities helping to put more young people on the road to a positive future”.
“At Enterprise Mobility, we are deeply invested in supporting and bettering our local communities. It has been a pleasure to donate to Challenge Wales, an organization that changes lives through their unique voyage experiences. As local Welsh business partner, we are delighted to see the impact this contribution will have on their efforts to develop life skills and provide life-changing opportunities. We look forward to continuing our partnership and supporting their incredible work” Abby Shardlow, Area Manager South Wales.
Challenge Wales youth development programme continues until November, and will then restart in April 2025. Activities range from 3-hour shore-side sessions focussed on microplastics to 1 day accredited voyages with Agored Cymru to 5 day and longer residential activities. Bursary funding helps many young people jump onboard to improve access to these opportunities for those who would benefit the most.
