A warm welcome to My Club Group We’re really pleased to share the start of a new partnership between SeakAid and My Club Group / Kit Funder. This week, the My Club team confirmed they’ve sent over their first donation to us in three boxes and more to follow — and we’re happy to say that packages arrived safely this morning. A big thank you to Abigail Riches, Alice Mantle, and everyone behind the scenes at My Club for making this happen. We know it takes time and effort to sor

A few weeks ago we shared the story behind our St Paul’s Boot Drive — a community effort that helped us get much-needed football boots to St Andrew’s School for Special Education in Grenada. Now we’re excited to share a simple follow-up: the barrel has arrived, it’s been opened, and the boots are being tried on. This is the moment every donor hopes for — seeing pre-loved kit turn into fresh confidence, movement, and opportunity. The barrel is open — and the impact is real The

On Sunday 23 August, SeakAid had the pleasure of joining Legacy Youth Zone for a pop‑up session during their Beyond Limits programme. Beyond Limits is a dedicated session for young people aged 8–25 with additional needs, and it was a powerful reminder of what happens when inclusive spaces are built with care, consistency, and community at the centre. From the moment we arrived, the welcome from the Legacy team made it clear this is a place where young people are encouraged t

When SeakAid sent donated footballs and uniforms to Santa Madrid FC in Trinidad, we knew we were sending more than just equipment. We were sending opportunity, confidence, and a message that resonates across every community we serve: We believe in you. What happened next is exactly why we do this work. The Partnership Santa Madrid FC is a youth football academy in Trinidad, dedicated to developing young players and building community through sport. Like many grassroots organi

Thank you, Catherine and the St Paul’s community We just want to say a huge, heartfelt thank you to Catherine Bennett (Head of Bursaries) and everyone at St Paul’s School in Barnes for an incredible donation of boots. This was the third year Catherine has organised a Boot Drive at the school. In previous years, boots have supported local schools and even travelled as far as Zambia as part of a school trip — and this year the St Paul’s community showed up once again with real

We’ve had a brilliant message come through recently, and we couldn’t wait to share it. A huge thank you to Evie Bowers and everyone at Ealing Trailfinders for donating a considerable amount of leftover Mizuno rugby kit from last season. As you’ll see in the photos below, this wasn’t a small collection — it was bags and boxes of kit, carefully packed up and ready to be put back into use where it’s needed most. Ealing Trailfinders are based at Trailfinders Sports Club, Vallis

Why this matters I’m really proud to share that SeakAid has recently sent sports equipment to Jamaica to support young people in Spanish Town, St Catherine’s — communities where many families are facing significant hardship and limited access to basic resources. When we talk about “kit”, we’re not just talking about boots and shirts. We’re talking about dignity, confidence, and the simple ability to turn up and feel included. In some of these communities, young people can ar

On May 22nd, 2026, a container packed with sports equipment sat ready at the warehouse. Football boots gleaming. Cricket bats standing tall. Tennis rackets lined up. Hockey sticks. Badminton sets. Rugby gear. Trainers and apparel in every colour. It wasn't just a shipment—it was the culmination of countless acts of generosity from people who believed that every young person deserves access to sport. This is their story. The Individual Donors Who Started It All When we put out

I want to say a truly heartfelt thank you to Wellington College for supporting SeakAid through a generous sports kit collection and an additional £850 contribution towards shipping costs. Support like this means far more than words can fully express. Every item of kit collected represents more than clothing or equipment. It represents opportunity. It represents dignity. It represents a young person being given the chance to take part, to feel included and to believe that they

Sunday 19 April was one of those days that reminds us exactly why SeakAid exists. Building on the inclusive sport work we’ve been delivering across London and beyond — from West Youth Zone, to the Croydon Multi-Sport SEND Festival, to our pop-up engagement sessions focused on making sport work for neurodivergent young people — we were proud to be at Future Youth Zone (Barking & Dagenham) for a partnership event centred on access, wellbeing, and belonging. A youth space that f