A key misconception is that if you are disabled then you cannot take part in mixed martial arts.
Discover why the entire ethos of MMARAP is both to focus on these sections of society and to disabuse people of this myth.
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@MMARAP
Mixed Martial Arts for Reform And Progression (MMARAP) aims to bring mixed martial arts to those sections of society which do not normally get to enjoy the sport.
What value are they bringing to the community?
https://t.co/c7jxBhSFw7
@MMARAP
By taking a tailor-made approach to address the individual needs of their beneficiaries, Sport Works helps people re-engage with education and find employment.
Discover more about them here.
https://t.co/dYNbx5DC9o
@SportWorks#NotForProfit#Giving
“When my sister, Laura, fell ill she struggled to get a diagnosis and the required tests. Professionals told her she was too young to have bowel cancer” - Rich Corrigan.
Discover how Rich is continuing her legacy
https://t.co/pPzrGtdJBk
MMARAP offers mixed martial arts to deaf, disabled, blind and otherwise-able but disadvantaged youngsters, often #BAME.
Discover more about their great work
https://t.co/LkBvdn18HJ
@MMARAP#NotForProfit#Giving
With more than 7,000 local schemes under it’s umbrella, UK Youth is helping the younger generation navigate the pandemic.
Discover more about them here
https://t.co/GTjIVFRD7N
“Without the incredible relationship we have with Punch Creative, we wouldn’t be able to be there for people living with breast cancer right now” - Matt Jameson, Breast Cancer Haven.
Read more here: https://t.co/Afu8auzphB
@punchcreative @BreastCancerH
“Our candidates are full of determination, resilience and grit and we want to ensure they have access to the labour market and are given opportunities to become contributing and valued members of society” - Emma Freivogel, Radical Recruit
@recruit_radical
“For those who are referred to us by care services we believe our role is to act as a stepping stone to support them to transition back into employment or education” - Neil Cameron, Sport Works
https://t.co/dYNbx5DC9o
@SportWorks#GivingBack
“It is so important that we make time as a team to support local charities” - Louise Wright, Punch Creative
https://t.co/NGQycUHK84
@punchcreative #GivingBack#Giving#BreastCancer
Radical Recruit, a CIC social recruitment agency, is piloting a recruitment project to find up to 100 work-ready individuals permanent employment in less than 100 days.
How could you support them? @recruit_radical
https://t.co/DG4Bb1YSdI
MMARAP offers mixed martial arts to deaf, disabled, blind and disadvantaged youngsters, often BAME, to instil confidence in themselves.
Discover more about them.
https://t.co/c7jxBhSFw7
@MMARAP#Giving#NotForProfit#GivingBack
Charity leaders are perplexed and angry as the Charity Commission chair tells voluntary organisations to avoid picking sides on divisive issues
https://t.co/3LE5WEJ6MD
#CharityCommission
“It is so rewarding that the more we grow, the more we can give back to communities” - Sam Borrett, Legmark.
Discover more about Legmark here: https://t.co/7wXI6GfI8x
#GivingBack#CorporateSocialResponsibility@thelegmark
“We focus on supporting some of the most vulnerable people in society, such as children living in poverty, adults with disabilities and older people with long term health conditions" - Neil Cameron, Sport Works
@SportWorks
https://t.co/jF9draUPUW
Bowel cancer is more common in adults over 50. Diagnosed at just 34 years old, it came far too soon for Laura Corrigan.
Read her story here:
https://t.co/pPzrGtdJBk
#BowelCancel
From environmental projects to social initiatives, discover how Dogeatcog is living proof that creativity can support a number of causes.
https://t.co/I8NLcHHvwe
@dogeatcog
The COVID-19 impact may be devastating, but discover how York-based Dogeatcog is doing everything it can to keep the UK creative scene thriving
https://t.co/4TCwZqWTkv
@dogeatcog@youngthugsrecs#Drawsome#CSR