Daniel Agnew, Author at Foundation 92

04 Jul

Foundation 92 launch a Yoga & Mindfulness programme for women in the local community

July 4, 2022
By Daniel Agnew

The new programme will be based at Stretford Public Hall, launching on the 12th of July, 4pm until 6pm. The programme will run every Tuesday for eight weeks, and is aimed at fema...

04 Jul

Education & Employability, News, Participation & Community Engagement

Foundation 92 and 1st CENTRAL host Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion Celebration alongside Gary Neville

July 4, 2022
By Daniel Agnew

On Wednesday the 29th of June, the Foundation hosted an event alongside 1st CENTRAL at Albert Park, Salford, to celebrate Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion.

27 Jun

News

Foundation 92 supports the people of Ukraine, with a second Humanitarian Mission through support from Bupa Foundation and the EFDN.

June 27, 2022
By Daniel Agnew

In May, Foundation 92 undertook a second mission to drop off 337 aid packages to the EFDN Headquarters in Breda, Netherlands, with two van loads of aid being delivered, funded by...

20 Jun

News

Foundation 92 launches Community Choir!

June 20, 2022
By Daniel Agnew

The Foundation 92 Community Choir, aims to bring the local community together, raising their voice alongside promoting and strengthening the wellbeing of local residents.

16 Jun

News, Participation & Community Engagement

Foundation 92 launches Community Champions League for Kids

June 16, 2022
By Daniel Agnew

Class of 92 backed, Salford based charity Foundation 92 have launched a Community Champions League for the children of Greater Manchester.

16 Jun

News

Book Foundation 92’s Community Hub in Salford!

June 16, 2022
By Daniel Agnew

Foundation 92's Community Hub is located at Doveridge Gardens, Salford M6 7LY. The venue offers a multi-purpose space whi...

13 Jun

Education & Employability, News

Foundation 92 continues to evolve its community mentoring offer.

June 13, 2022
By Daniel Agnew

Class of 92 backed charity, Foundation 92 has launched this new initiative through the support of Greater Manchester Violence Reduction Unit, Street Games and Trafford Council.