What we do
Our mission and objectivesChance UK aims to reduce youth crime and anti-social behaviour across the UK. We do this by providing one-to-one mentoring for children aged 5-11 with behavioural difficulties. Our volunteer mentors raise children's self esteem via activities such as sports, visiting museums, making scrapbooks...anything the child may be interested in. We work in a solution-focused way, so our mentors and staff focus on the child's strengths and what they do well, rather than their negative behaviour. Many of the children we work with are on the verge of being permanently excluded from school. This is frequently the start point for anti-social and later criminal behaviour in a young person's life, and our early intervention work prevents this. We work closely with local schools to improve life for the child, their family and their classmates. No other organisation does the work that we do in the way that we do it with the age group we do it with. Our partnership model of replicating our work is also unique. Enter your email address below to keep up with our work:
Annual reports Download copies of our latest annual reports below: Chance UK Annual Report 2009-10 (pdf, 3.4 MB) Chance UK Annual Report 2008-9 (pdf, 3.5 MB) Chance UK Annual Report 2007-8 (pdf, 1.9 MB)
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