One-to-one Mentoring
Dedicated mentors provide one-to-one mentoring and life skills coaching around society, community, and social acceptance.
Mentoring & Life Skills
Sporting Chance Project supports young people aged 5–19 with behavioural, social, emotional, and mental health needs. We provide tailored one-to-one mentoring and life skills, working closely with parents and educational authorities.
Education Pathways
From foundational literacy and maths for younger learners through to accredited Functional Skills (ASDAN/NCFE) in Maths, English and ICT for older learners — delivered through one-to-one support.
Transition Support
Proven support helping students transition back into education or onto further education settings.
SEN Provision
Support for young people needing help with behaviour, social, emotional, and mental health needs.
Nurturing Environment
A safe space where young people can build secure relationships and develop trust.
Career Pathways
Work experience and employment pathways for 14 to 19 year olds.
Engagement
Helping young people find a passion, engage in activities they enjoy, and connect to positive pathways.
Working Together
Parents and educational authorities are an integral part of our process, so support matches what each young person needs.
Our sessions include
Education from foundational literacy and maths through to accredited Functional Skills (ASDAN/NCFE), one-to-one mentoring & life skills coaching, and transition back to education.
Support is tailored to the young person, with parents and educational authorities involved throughout.
Construction Workshops
Hands-on construction trades and Functional Skills for ages 14–19.
Alternative Learning Provision
Education pathways and practical life skills for ages 5–19, including SEN or EHCP.
How can we help you?
Find out more about our mentoring and life skills services and how we can help you.