Peterborough United Foundation would like to announce our new partnership with High Heritage.
High Heritage is a registered Charity that work with children and young people from Black and Ethnic Minority background.
High Heritage organise various projects including sports, cooking, music, coaching projects to build confidence in children and young people. As well as improving the conditions of young people by providing fun, recreational and leisure time activities in order to equip and empower them for the future.
High Heritage linking with The Peterborough United Foundation allowed them to achieve:
· Building confidence in children and young people
· Engaging in the mindset of ‘learning and growing’.
· Organising sports events to develop young people’s curiosity, capacities, and capabilities.
· Improve the conditions of young people by providing fun, recreational and leisure time activities.
· Equipping and empowering young people for the future.
· Improving young people’s employability potential for the future.
· Encouraging young people to also give back to the community the same way they have seen Peterborough United footballers and the club give back.
To those from High Heritage who are attending Saturday’s game against Lincoln City, we hope you have a fantastic afternoon at The Weston Homes Stadium.
“Thank you, Peterborough United Foundation and Peterborough United Football Club, for the time with the footballers, the football coaches to coach our sports project and the 50 tickets to watch the match.”
In Loving Memory of Alfred Kwabena Osei-Poku.
Alfred was a sport volunteer with High Heritage. Sadly, Alfred was stabbed at his university and he died.
His loss has been a devastating loss. Alfred loved sports and today High Heritage have free ticket to watch the match in memory of Alfred: a loved son, brother, cousin, friend, and community champion in Peterborough.