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BOBBYrsquoS CORPORATE CHAMPIONS PROGRAMME
JOIN BOBBYrsquoS CORPORATE CHAMPIONS PROGRAMMEAre you a business looking to enhance your corporate social responsibility credentials increase staff participation and build positive brand awareness in the UK and around the world
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is looking for companies to join Bobbyrsquos Corporate Champions Corporate Champions can sponsor one of our many conflict recovery projects or make a charitable donation In return for your support we can offer
Brand association with Bobbyrsquos Champions and The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation
Branding - your logo on display at events or project locations
Acknowledgement in press releases and media coverage of the partnership
Targeted messaging to key audiences
Website link to your company site
Corporate hospitality at events
Opportunities to showcase your products or services
Speaking opportunities for senior company staff
Distribution of company promotional materials
Networking and partnership opportunities
Opportunities for employee participation leading to team building and connected employees
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
ABOUT THE APPEAL
This is a time of great uncertainty and anxiety for us all The COVID-19 virus outbreak has brought the type of humanitarian crisis normally associated with poor unstable and distant lands to our own doorstep and threatens our families businesses and communities
Around the world the poor are disproportionately being harmed by the virus and there is grave concern about its impact in developing countries With our global reach and network of partners we are ideally placed to play our part in halting the spread of the COVID-19 virus in countries such as Cambodia Jordan and Iraq
EMERGENCY COVID-19 APPEAL
BATOULrsquoS STORY
DONATE NOW
WILL RECEIVE HYGIENE PROTECTION KITS37000
PEOPLE WILL BE REACHED BY SAFETY amp HYGIENE MESSAGING84000
WILL GET EMERGENCY FOOD PARCELS6500
MEDICAL STAFF AND PATIENTS WILL BENEFIT FROM PPE amp EQUIPMENT1220
WHAT WILL FUNDS BE SPENT ONABOUT THE APPEAL BATOULrsquoS STORYWHAT WILL FUNDS BE SPENT ON
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
DONATE NOW
ABOUT THE APPEAL BATOULrsquoS STORYWHAT WILL FUNDS BE SPENT ON
HOW WILL THE MONEY HELP
Funds from the appeal will be spent in a few different ways
The most wide ranging will be the spreading of SAFE BEHAVIOUR amp HYGIENE INFORMATION This will help to raise awareness of the pandemic and ensure communities have the knowledge to protect themselves and minimise transmission
In addition to this funds that we raise will go towards providing food parcels hygiene kits and medical equipment
EVERY pound10 COULD PROVIDE A HYGIENE KIT FOR A FAMILY FOR A MONTHThese will include one or more of the following ndash facemasks protective gloves wet wipes soap and sanitiser The kits are designed to keep families well and slow the transmission of the virus
EVERY pound25 COULD PROVIDE A FOOD amp HYGIENE KIT FOR A FAMILY FOR A MONTHIn extreme poverty people have to choose between staying indoors to prevent the spread of the virus and going to work to keep their families fed Not going out often equals not eating We will provide emergency food parcels to the most vulnerable people who are isolating or complying with restricted movement requirements
EVERY pound150 COULD PROVIDE A PIONEERING VENTILATOR TO A HOSPITAL CLINICA shortage of ventilators has been identified as a significant risk which could make the crisis worse in the poorest parts of the world Working with one of our engineering amp research partners we have come up with a pioneering low cost ventilator that can be in service in a matter of weeks and is easily made
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
Batoul was just seven when she escaped on foot from the war in Syria with her family She had witnessed friends and neighbours die as a result of starvation and a lack of access to clean water in the conflict zone The trauma caused by what she had seen in her village was compounded by having to leave her home and all the familyrsquos possessions behind
Despite crossing the border and reaching the safety of Jordan the familyrsquos problems continued as her father went into a spiral of decline and started drinking When she came to the Sir Bobby Charlton Centre in the Jordanian capital of Amman she was withdrawn and quiet She did not want to engage with the other children and preferred to play amp paint alone Her shyness was also affecting her ability to learn at school She did however show artistic talent and was able to express her feelings through her art
Slowly she started to emerge from her depression and became more active in the art therapy sessions she was attending Overtime she even began helping other children with their art and began to show natural leadership skills As a result she was selected by Sir Bobby Charlton Centre staff to take part in a youth leadership training programme and she passed with flying colours Dr Niveen Abu Zaid who runs the art therapy project said that Batoul had worked so hard to overcome her trauma and the fact that she is now supporting other children out in the community was a tribute to her determination and personal resilience As part of her community work she has set up a group of young people to help support other lonely and vulnerable refugees
Today she is much more settled at school and in her home life Since the coronavirus outbreak and the subsequent lockdown in Jordan Batoul has been continuing her studies at home so like all the children she jumped at the chance to paint a Sir Bobby Charlton themed rainbow for The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Covid-19 emergency appeal Her rainbow was chosen from dozens produced by refugee children for its visually striking symbol of hope for vulnerable people around the world and its life saving message for everyone to stay at home in order to protect themselves from the virus
BATOULrsquoS STORY DONATE NOW
ABOUT THE APPEAL BATOULrsquoS STORYWHAT WILL FUNDS BE SPENT ON
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DOThe Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is a UK registered charity founded in 2011 by football legend Sir Bobby Charlton The charityrsquos mission is to support inspire and empower children families people and communities affected by past and present conflicts In light of the current COVID-19 outbreak we are also focusing on supporting poor communities in countries which have been affected by conflict and are in danger of being disproportionately affected by the virus
We believe that everyone has the right to live work and play freely equitably and safely no matter where they are in the world We take a long-term view of conflict and crisis and contribute in practical ways to rebuilding the peace by addressing the economic social environmental and cultural impact of war We recognise that peace is hard to achieve and often even more difficult to maintain without tackling the underlying drivers of conflict and its aftermath
One of the key mechanisms for delivering these interventions are the network of conflict recovery centres that we are developing in war torn countries The first Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation conflict recovery centre was opened in 2017 in the Jordanian capital of Amman in support of refugees who have fled conflicts in Syria and Iraq
With your help we can can continue to fund vital centres such as this ensuring that every person affected by conflict wherever they are in the world can enjoy a healthy fulfilled and empowered life safe and free from fear The charityrsquos mission is to support inspire and empower children families people and communities affected by past and present conflicts
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
HUMANITARIAN amp DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCEOur work supports both the immediate humanitarian needs of those caught up in current conflicts and the longer-term development challenges of people living with the legacy of past wars Interventions include improving access to prosthetics for those with debilitating trauma injuries caused by bomb blasts landmines or other types of serious accident We help prepare people both physically and mentally for life with their new prosthetic and support their physical psychological and social rehabilitation
We also establish and support centres for conflict recovery These centres enable us and our partners to provide locally-based recovery hubs These provide conflict affected communities with access to a range of humanitarian and development services tailored to their specific needs including trauma counselling income generation activities and peer mentoring
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYJORDAN CONFLICT RECOVERY CENTRE
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation conflict recovery centre was opened in 2017 in the Jordanian capital of Amman to support refugees who have fled the conflicts in Syria Iraq and Yemen
Having escaped these conflicts refugees arriving in Jordan must then come to terms with the loss of their home and loved ones physical disability mental trauma and poverty Since opening the conflict recovery centre has already helped hundreds of children and family members begin the process of rebuilding their lives The centre has disabled access and the space includes a physical therapy area individual and group counselling rooms and training classrooms The support offered covers several rehabilitation fields including physical therapy child trauma peer support advanced prostheticorthotic care and help with other mobility aids
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
EDUCATION amp TRAININGThrough its conflict recovery centres and partnerships The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation offers vocational and small-business-start-up training for people in conflict affected communities with a disability and for those living in poverty
We also provide scholarships for people from conflict affected countries to become prosthetic technicians
In areas still affected by landmines we provide mine-risk reduction education programmes under our Teach Safe initiative that instil safe behaviours in those most vulnerable to unexploded munitions left over from wars
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYTRAINING FOR PROSTHETIC TECHNICIANS IN WAR TORN COUNTRIES
Around 100 million people worldwide need a prosthetic limb to replace an amputated arm or leg or an orthotic device to support a damaged limb In conflict affected countries the numbers needing artificial limbs can be disproportionately high due to the use and presence of landmines unexploded ordnance and improvised explosive devices It is estimated that around 80 per cent of people who need these services do not have access to them
As such The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is providing training in prosthetic amp orthotics for a number of students from conflict affected countries around the world including Myanmar Cambodia Sri Lanka Bangladesh and Papua New Guinea The training is equipping these students with the skills they need to support people with a limb loss disability when they return home and increase access to devices which will improve mobility and restore independence
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
RESEARCH amp INNOVATIONWe support innovative research into both medical and technological solutions that assist the physical and psychological rehabilitation of war victims and aid the clearance of landmines and unexploded ordnance This includes improved prosthetics for those that have lost limbs advancing medical techniques for the treatment of blast injuries amp trauma and the development of better landmine detection equipment to make clearance faster more cost effective and safer
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYREGENERATIVE BONE GROWTH
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is working in partnership with the University of Glasgow to develop new methods and processes for re-growing bone following an explosive blast injury a car crash or any other form of accident that results in a need for new bone tissue
Following a blast injury bone regeneration is particularly difficult because of the amount of bone that is typically lost and the challenge of providing bone grafts in the required shapes The idea behind the project is to develop novel technologies that will allow the production of custom designed bone grafts with controlled anatomical shapes The University is moving forward in developing synthetic bone for use by trauma surgeons to repair the limbs of landmine blast victims and others who have bones that have been shattered
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Booths Hall Booths Park Chelford Road Knutsford Cheshire WA16 8GS
Registered Charity No 1140911 bull Registered Company No 07574103 bull Bella Design amp Marketing bull wwwbelladesigncouk
CALL +44 (0)1565 759 829
EMAIL infothesbcfoundationorg
VISIT wwwthesbcfoundationorgcorporate-sponsorship
SBCFoundationTheSBCFoundation thesbcfoundationorgTheSBCFoundation
GET IN TOUCHIf you would like to know more please do not hesitate to get in touch with us
CLICK HEREIf sponsorship isnrsquot for you right now then click the button to donate to our COVID-19 APPEAL or text BOBBY to 70025 to donate pound10
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
OUR SPONSORS
John Charman
Robin Marshall
Our thanks goes to our current and past sponsors Contact us to find out how your logo can appear here
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
JOIN BOBBYrsquoS CORPORATE CHAMPIONS PROGRAMMEAre you a business looking to enhance your corporate social responsibility credentials increase staff participation and build positive brand awareness in the UK and around the world
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is looking for companies to join Bobbyrsquos Corporate Champions Corporate Champions can sponsor one of our many conflict recovery projects or make a charitable donation In return for your support we can offer
Brand association with Bobbyrsquos Champions and The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation
Branding - your logo on display at events or project locations
Acknowledgement in press releases and media coverage of the partnership
Targeted messaging to key audiences
Website link to your company site
Corporate hospitality at events
Opportunities to showcase your products or services
Speaking opportunities for senior company staff
Distribution of company promotional materials
Networking and partnership opportunities
Opportunities for employee participation leading to team building and connected employees
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
ABOUT THE APPEAL
This is a time of great uncertainty and anxiety for us all The COVID-19 virus outbreak has brought the type of humanitarian crisis normally associated with poor unstable and distant lands to our own doorstep and threatens our families businesses and communities
Around the world the poor are disproportionately being harmed by the virus and there is grave concern about its impact in developing countries With our global reach and network of partners we are ideally placed to play our part in halting the spread of the COVID-19 virus in countries such as Cambodia Jordan and Iraq
EMERGENCY COVID-19 APPEAL
BATOULrsquoS STORY
DONATE NOW
WILL RECEIVE HYGIENE PROTECTION KITS37000
PEOPLE WILL BE REACHED BY SAFETY amp HYGIENE MESSAGING84000
WILL GET EMERGENCY FOOD PARCELS6500
MEDICAL STAFF AND PATIENTS WILL BENEFIT FROM PPE amp EQUIPMENT1220
WHAT WILL FUNDS BE SPENT ONABOUT THE APPEAL BATOULrsquoS STORYWHAT WILL FUNDS BE SPENT ON
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
DONATE NOW
ABOUT THE APPEAL BATOULrsquoS STORYWHAT WILL FUNDS BE SPENT ON
HOW WILL THE MONEY HELP
Funds from the appeal will be spent in a few different ways
The most wide ranging will be the spreading of SAFE BEHAVIOUR amp HYGIENE INFORMATION This will help to raise awareness of the pandemic and ensure communities have the knowledge to protect themselves and minimise transmission
In addition to this funds that we raise will go towards providing food parcels hygiene kits and medical equipment
EVERY pound10 COULD PROVIDE A HYGIENE KIT FOR A FAMILY FOR A MONTHThese will include one or more of the following ndash facemasks protective gloves wet wipes soap and sanitiser The kits are designed to keep families well and slow the transmission of the virus
EVERY pound25 COULD PROVIDE A FOOD amp HYGIENE KIT FOR A FAMILY FOR A MONTHIn extreme poverty people have to choose between staying indoors to prevent the spread of the virus and going to work to keep their families fed Not going out often equals not eating We will provide emergency food parcels to the most vulnerable people who are isolating or complying with restricted movement requirements
EVERY pound150 COULD PROVIDE A PIONEERING VENTILATOR TO A HOSPITAL CLINICA shortage of ventilators has been identified as a significant risk which could make the crisis worse in the poorest parts of the world Working with one of our engineering amp research partners we have come up with a pioneering low cost ventilator that can be in service in a matter of weeks and is easily made
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
Batoul was just seven when she escaped on foot from the war in Syria with her family She had witnessed friends and neighbours die as a result of starvation and a lack of access to clean water in the conflict zone The trauma caused by what she had seen in her village was compounded by having to leave her home and all the familyrsquos possessions behind
Despite crossing the border and reaching the safety of Jordan the familyrsquos problems continued as her father went into a spiral of decline and started drinking When she came to the Sir Bobby Charlton Centre in the Jordanian capital of Amman she was withdrawn and quiet She did not want to engage with the other children and preferred to play amp paint alone Her shyness was also affecting her ability to learn at school She did however show artistic talent and was able to express her feelings through her art
Slowly she started to emerge from her depression and became more active in the art therapy sessions she was attending Overtime she even began helping other children with their art and began to show natural leadership skills As a result she was selected by Sir Bobby Charlton Centre staff to take part in a youth leadership training programme and she passed with flying colours Dr Niveen Abu Zaid who runs the art therapy project said that Batoul had worked so hard to overcome her trauma and the fact that she is now supporting other children out in the community was a tribute to her determination and personal resilience As part of her community work she has set up a group of young people to help support other lonely and vulnerable refugees
Today she is much more settled at school and in her home life Since the coronavirus outbreak and the subsequent lockdown in Jordan Batoul has been continuing her studies at home so like all the children she jumped at the chance to paint a Sir Bobby Charlton themed rainbow for The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Covid-19 emergency appeal Her rainbow was chosen from dozens produced by refugee children for its visually striking symbol of hope for vulnerable people around the world and its life saving message for everyone to stay at home in order to protect themselves from the virus
BATOULrsquoS STORY DONATE NOW
ABOUT THE APPEAL BATOULrsquoS STORYWHAT WILL FUNDS BE SPENT ON
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DOThe Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is a UK registered charity founded in 2011 by football legend Sir Bobby Charlton The charityrsquos mission is to support inspire and empower children families people and communities affected by past and present conflicts In light of the current COVID-19 outbreak we are also focusing on supporting poor communities in countries which have been affected by conflict and are in danger of being disproportionately affected by the virus
We believe that everyone has the right to live work and play freely equitably and safely no matter where they are in the world We take a long-term view of conflict and crisis and contribute in practical ways to rebuilding the peace by addressing the economic social environmental and cultural impact of war We recognise that peace is hard to achieve and often even more difficult to maintain without tackling the underlying drivers of conflict and its aftermath
One of the key mechanisms for delivering these interventions are the network of conflict recovery centres that we are developing in war torn countries The first Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation conflict recovery centre was opened in 2017 in the Jordanian capital of Amman in support of refugees who have fled conflicts in Syria and Iraq
With your help we can can continue to fund vital centres such as this ensuring that every person affected by conflict wherever they are in the world can enjoy a healthy fulfilled and empowered life safe and free from fear The charityrsquos mission is to support inspire and empower children families people and communities affected by past and present conflicts
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
HUMANITARIAN amp DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCEOur work supports both the immediate humanitarian needs of those caught up in current conflicts and the longer-term development challenges of people living with the legacy of past wars Interventions include improving access to prosthetics for those with debilitating trauma injuries caused by bomb blasts landmines or other types of serious accident We help prepare people both physically and mentally for life with their new prosthetic and support their physical psychological and social rehabilitation
We also establish and support centres for conflict recovery These centres enable us and our partners to provide locally-based recovery hubs These provide conflict affected communities with access to a range of humanitarian and development services tailored to their specific needs including trauma counselling income generation activities and peer mentoring
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYJORDAN CONFLICT RECOVERY CENTRE
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation conflict recovery centre was opened in 2017 in the Jordanian capital of Amman to support refugees who have fled the conflicts in Syria Iraq and Yemen
Having escaped these conflicts refugees arriving in Jordan must then come to terms with the loss of their home and loved ones physical disability mental trauma and poverty Since opening the conflict recovery centre has already helped hundreds of children and family members begin the process of rebuilding their lives The centre has disabled access and the space includes a physical therapy area individual and group counselling rooms and training classrooms The support offered covers several rehabilitation fields including physical therapy child trauma peer support advanced prostheticorthotic care and help with other mobility aids
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
EDUCATION amp TRAININGThrough its conflict recovery centres and partnerships The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation offers vocational and small-business-start-up training for people in conflict affected communities with a disability and for those living in poverty
We also provide scholarships for people from conflict affected countries to become prosthetic technicians
In areas still affected by landmines we provide mine-risk reduction education programmes under our Teach Safe initiative that instil safe behaviours in those most vulnerable to unexploded munitions left over from wars
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYTRAINING FOR PROSTHETIC TECHNICIANS IN WAR TORN COUNTRIES
Around 100 million people worldwide need a prosthetic limb to replace an amputated arm or leg or an orthotic device to support a damaged limb In conflict affected countries the numbers needing artificial limbs can be disproportionately high due to the use and presence of landmines unexploded ordnance and improvised explosive devices It is estimated that around 80 per cent of people who need these services do not have access to them
As such The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is providing training in prosthetic amp orthotics for a number of students from conflict affected countries around the world including Myanmar Cambodia Sri Lanka Bangladesh and Papua New Guinea The training is equipping these students with the skills they need to support people with a limb loss disability when they return home and increase access to devices which will improve mobility and restore independence
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
RESEARCH amp INNOVATIONWe support innovative research into both medical and technological solutions that assist the physical and psychological rehabilitation of war victims and aid the clearance of landmines and unexploded ordnance This includes improved prosthetics for those that have lost limbs advancing medical techniques for the treatment of blast injuries amp trauma and the development of better landmine detection equipment to make clearance faster more cost effective and safer
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYREGENERATIVE BONE GROWTH
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is working in partnership with the University of Glasgow to develop new methods and processes for re-growing bone following an explosive blast injury a car crash or any other form of accident that results in a need for new bone tissue
Following a blast injury bone regeneration is particularly difficult because of the amount of bone that is typically lost and the challenge of providing bone grafts in the required shapes The idea behind the project is to develop novel technologies that will allow the production of custom designed bone grafts with controlled anatomical shapes The University is moving forward in developing synthetic bone for use by trauma surgeons to repair the limbs of landmine blast victims and others who have bones that have been shattered
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Booths Hall Booths Park Chelford Road Knutsford Cheshire WA16 8GS
Registered Charity No 1140911 bull Registered Company No 07574103 bull Bella Design amp Marketing bull wwwbelladesigncouk
CALL +44 (0)1565 759 829
EMAIL infothesbcfoundationorg
VISIT wwwthesbcfoundationorgcorporate-sponsorship
SBCFoundationTheSBCFoundation thesbcfoundationorgTheSBCFoundation
GET IN TOUCHIf you would like to know more please do not hesitate to get in touch with us
CLICK HEREIf sponsorship isnrsquot for you right now then click the button to donate to our COVID-19 APPEAL or text BOBBY to 70025 to donate pound10
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
OUR SPONSORS
John Charman
Robin Marshall
Our thanks goes to our current and past sponsors Contact us to find out how your logo can appear here
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
ABOUT THE APPEAL
This is a time of great uncertainty and anxiety for us all The COVID-19 virus outbreak has brought the type of humanitarian crisis normally associated with poor unstable and distant lands to our own doorstep and threatens our families businesses and communities
Around the world the poor are disproportionately being harmed by the virus and there is grave concern about its impact in developing countries With our global reach and network of partners we are ideally placed to play our part in halting the spread of the COVID-19 virus in countries such as Cambodia Jordan and Iraq
EMERGENCY COVID-19 APPEAL
BATOULrsquoS STORY
DONATE NOW
WILL RECEIVE HYGIENE PROTECTION KITS37000
PEOPLE WILL BE REACHED BY SAFETY amp HYGIENE MESSAGING84000
WILL GET EMERGENCY FOOD PARCELS6500
MEDICAL STAFF AND PATIENTS WILL BENEFIT FROM PPE amp EQUIPMENT1220
WHAT WILL FUNDS BE SPENT ONABOUT THE APPEAL BATOULrsquoS STORYWHAT WILL FUNDS BE SPENT ON
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
DONATE NOW
ABOUT THE APPEAL BATOULrsquoS STORYWHAT WILL FUNDS BE SPENT ON
HOW WILL THE MONEY HELP
Funds from the appeal will be spent in a few different ways
The most wide ranging will be the spreading of SAFE BEHAVIOUR amp HYGIENE INFORMATION This will help to raise awareness of the pandemic and ensure communities have the knowledge to protect themselves and minimise transmission
In addition to this funds that we raise will go towards providing food parcels hygiene kits and medical equipment
EVERY pound10 COULD PROVIDE A HYGIENE KIT FOR A FAMILY FOR A MONTHThese will include one or more of the following ndash facemasks protective gloves wet wipes soap and sanitiser The kits are designed to keep families well and slow the transmission of the virus
EVERY pound25 COULD PROVIDE A FOOD amp HYGIENE KIT FOR A FAMILY FOR A MONTHIn extreme poverty people have to choose between staying indoors to prevent the spread of the virus and going to work to keep their families fed Not going out often equals not eating We will provide emergency food parcels to the most vulnerable people who are isolating or complying with restricted movement requirements
EVERY pound150 COULD PROVIDE A PIONEERING VENTILATOR TO A HOSPITAL CLINICA shortage of ventilators has been identified as a significant risk which could make the crisis worse in the poorest parts of the world Working with one of our engineering amp research partners we have come up with a pioneering low cost ventilator that can be in service in a matter of weeks and is easily made
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
Batoul was just seven when she escaped on foot from the war in Syria with her family She had witnessed friends and neighbours die as a result of starvation and a lack of access to clean water in the conflict zone The trauma caused by what she had seen in her village was compounded by having to leave her home and all the familyrsquos possessions behind
Despite crossing the border and reaching the safety of Jordan the familyrsquos problems continued as her father went into a spiral of decline and started drinking When she came to the Sir Bobby Charlton Centre in the Jordanian capital of Amman she was withdrawn and quiet She did not want to engage with the other children and preferred to play amp paint alone Her shyness was also affecting her ability to learn at school She did however show artistic talent and was able to express her feelings through her art
Slowly she started to emerge from her depression and became more active in the art therapy sessions she was attending Overtime she even began helping other children with their art and began to show natural leadership skills As a result she was selected by Sir Bobby Charlton Centre staff to take part in a youth leadership training programme and she passed with flying colours Dr Niveen Abu Zaid who runs the art therapy project said that Batoul had worked so hard to overcome her trauma and the fact that she is now supporting other children out in the community was a tribute to her determination and personal resilience As part of her community work she has set up a group of young people to help support other lonely and vulnerable refugees
Today she is much more settled at school and in her home life Since the coronavirus outbreak and the subsequent lockdown in Jordan Batoul has been continuing her studies at home so like all the children she jumped at the chance to paint a Sir Bobby Charlton themed rainbow for The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Covid-19 emergency appeal Her rainbow was chosen from dozens produced by refugee children for its visually striking symbol of hope for vulnerable people around the world and its life saving message for everyone to stay at home in order to protect themselves from the virus
BATOULrsquoS STORY DONATE NOW
ABOUT THE APPEAL BATOULrsquoS STORYWHAT WILL FUNDS BE SPENT ON
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DOThe Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is a UK registered charity founded in 2011 by football legend Sir Bobby Charlton The charityrsquos mission is to support inspire and empower children families people and communities affected by past and present conflicts In light of the current COVID-19 outbreak we are also focusing on supporting poor communities in countries which have been affected by conflict and are in danger of being disproportionately affected by the virus
We believe that everyone has the right to live work and play freely equitably and safely no matter where they are in the world We take a long-term view of conflict and crisis and contribute in practical ways to rebuilding the peace by addressing the economic social environmental and cultural impact of war We recognise that peace is hard to achieve and often even more difficult to maintain without tackling the underlying drivers of conflict and its aftermath
One of the key mechanisms for delivering these interventions are the network of conflict recovery centres that we are developing in war torn countries The first Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation conflict recovery centre was opened in 2017 in the Jordanian capital of Amman in support of refugees who have fled conflicts in Syria and Iraq
With your help we can can continue to fund vital centres such as this ensuring that every person affected by conflict wherever they are in the world can enjoy a healthy fulfilled and empowered life safe and free from fear The charityrsquos mission is to support inspire and empower children families people and communities affected by past and present conflicts
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
HUMANITARIAN amp DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCEOur work supports both the immediate humanitarian needs of those caught up in current conflicts and the longer-term development challenges of people living with the legacy of past wars Interventions include improving access to prosthetics for those with debilitating trauma injuries caused by bomb blasts landmines or other types of serious accident We help prepare people both physically and mentally for life with their new prosthetic and support their physical psychological and social rehabilitation
We also establish and support centres for conflict recovery These centres enable us and our partners to provide locally-based recovery hubs These provide conflict affected communities with access to a range of humanitarian and development services tailored to their specific needs including trauma counselling income generation activities and peer mentoring
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYJORDAN CONFLICT RECOVERY CENTRE
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation conflict recovery centre was opened in 2017 in the Jordanian capital of Amman to support refugees who have fled the conflicts in Syria Iraq and Yemen
Having escaped these conflicts refugees arriving in Jordan must then come to terms with the loss of their home and loved ones physical disability mental trauma and poverty Since opening the conflict recovery centre has already helped hundreds of children and family members begin the process of rebuilding their lives The centre has disabled access and the space includes a physical therapy area individual and group counselling rooms and training classrooms The support offered covers several rehabilitation fields including physical therapy child trauma peer support advanced prostheticorthotic care and help with other mobility aids
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
EDUCATION amp TRAININGThrough its conflict recovery centres and partnerships The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation offers vocational and small-business-start-up training for people in conflict affected communities with a disability and for those living in poverty
We also provide scholarships for people from conflict affected countries to become prosthetic technicians
In areas still affected by landmines we provide mine-risk reduction education programmes under our Teach Safe initiative that instil safe behaviours in those most vulnerable to unexploded munitions left over from wars
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYTRAINING FOR PROSTHETIC TECHNICIANS IN WAR TORN COUNTRIES
Around 100 million people worldwide need a prosthetic limb to replace an amputated arm or leg or an orthotic device to support a damaged limb In conflict affected countries the numbers needing artificial limbs can be disproportionately high due to the use and presence of landmines unexploded ordnance and improvised explosive devices It is estimated that around 80 per cent of people who need these services do not have access to them
As such The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is providing training in prosthetic amp orthotics for a number of students from conflict affected countries around the world including Myanmar Cambodia Sri Lanka Bangladesh and Papua New Guinea The training is equipping these students with the skills they need to support people with a limb loss disability when they return home and increase access to devices which will improve mobility and restore independence
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
RESEARCH amp INNOVATIONWe support innovative research into both medical and technological solutions that assist the physical and psychological rehabilitation of war victims and aid the clearance of landmines and unexploded ordnance This includes improved prosthetics for those that have lost limbs advancing medical techniques for the treatment of blast injuries amp trauma and the development of better landmine detection equipment to make clearance faster more cost effective and safer
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYREGENERATIVE BONE GROWTH
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is working in partnership with the University of Glasgow to develop new methods and processes for re-growing bone following an explosive blast injury a car crash or any other form of accident that results in a need for new bone tissue
Following a blast injury bone regeneration is particularly difficult because of the amount of bone that is typically lost and the challenge of providing bone grafts in the required shapes The idea behind the project is to develop novel technologies that will allow the production of custom designed bone grafts with controlled anatomical shapes The University is moving forward in developing synthetic bone for use by trauma surgeons to repair the limbs of landmine blast victims and others who have bones that have been shattered
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Booths Hall Booths Park Chelford Road Knutsford Cheshire WA16 8GS
Registered Charity No 1140911 bull Registered Company No 07574103 bull Bella Design amp Marketing bull wwwbelladesigncouk
CALL +44 (0)1565 759 829
EMAIL infothesbcfoundationorg
VISIT wwwthesbcfoundationorgcorporate-sponsorship
SBCFoundationTheSBCFoundation thesbcfoundationorgTheSBCFoundation
GET IN TOUCHIf you would like to know more please do not hesitate to get in touch with us
CLICK HEREIf sponsorship isnrsquot for you right now then click the button to donate to our COVID-19 APPEAL or text BOBBY to 70025 to donate pound10
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
OUR SPONSORS
John Charman
Robin Marshall
Our thanks goes to our current and past sponsors Contact us to find out how your logo can appear here
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
DONATE NOW
ABOUT THE APPEAL BATOULrsquoS STORYWHAT WILL FUNDS BE SPENT ON
HOW WILL THE MONEY HELP
Funds from the appeal will be spent in a few different ways
The most wide ranging will be the spreading of SAFE BEHAVIOUR amp HYGIENE INFORMATION This will help to raise awareness of the pandemic and ensure communities have the knowledge to protect themselves and minimise transmission
In addition to this funds that we raise will go towards providing food parcels hygiene kits and medical equipment
EVERY pound10 COULD PROVIDE A HYGIENE KIT FOR A FAMILY FOR A MONTHThese will include one or more of the following ndash facemasks protective gloves wet wipes soap and sanitiser The kits are designed to keep families well and slow the transmission of the virus
EVERY pound25 COULD PROVIDE A FOOD amp HYGIENE KIT FOR A FAMILY FOR A MONTHIn extreme poverty people have to choose between staying indoors to prevent the spread of the virus and going to work to keep their families fed Not going out often equals not eating We will provide emergency food parcels to the most vulnerable people who are isolating or complying with restricted movement requirements
EVERY pound150 COULD PROVIDE A PIONEERING VENTILATOR TO A HOSPITAL CLINICA shortage of ventilators has been identified as a significant risk which could make the crisis worse in the poorest parts of the world Working with one of our engineering amp research partners we have come up with a pioneering low cost ventilator that can be in service in a matter of weeks and is easily made
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
Batoul was just seven when she escaped on foot from the war in Syria with her family She had witnessed friends and neighbours die as a result of starvation and a lack of access to clean water in the conflict zone The trauma caused by what she had seen in her village was compounded by having to leave her home and all the familyrsquos possessions behind
Despite crossing the border and reaching the safety of Jordan the familyrsquos problems continued as her father went into a spiral of decline and started drinking When she came to the Sir Bobby Charlton Centre in the Jordanian capital of Amman she was withdrawn and quiet She did not want to engage with the other children and preferred to play amp paint alone Her shyness was also affecting her ability to learn at school She did however show artistic talent and was able to express her feelings through her art
Slowly she started to emerge from her depression and became more active in the art therapy sessions she was attending Overtime she even began helping other children with their art and began to show natural leadership skills As a result she was selected by Sir Bobby Charlton Centre staff to take part in a youth leadership training programme and she passed with flying colours Dr Niveen Abu Zaid who runs the art therapy project said that Batoul had worked so hard to overcome her trauma and the fact that she is now supporting other children out in the community was a tribute to her determination and personal resilience As part of her community work she has set up a group of young people to help support other lonely and vulnerable refugees
Today she is much more settled at school and in her home life Since the coronavirus outbreak and the subsequent lockdown in Jordan Batoul has been continuing her studies at home so like all the children she jumped at the chance to paint a Sir Bobby Charlton themed rainbow for The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Covid-19 emergency appeal Her rainbow was chosen from dozens produced by refugee children for its visually striking symbol of hope for vulnerable people around the world and its life saving message for everyone to stay at home in order to protect themselves from the virus
BATOULrsquoS STORY DONATE NOW
ABOUT THE APPEAL BATOULrsquoS STORYWHAT WILL FUNDS BE SPENT ON
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DOThe Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is a UK registered charity founded in 2011 by football legend Sir Bobby Charlton The charityrsquos mission is to support inspire and empower children families people and communities affected by past and present conflicts In light of the current COVID-19 outbreak we are also focusing on supporting poor communities in countries which have been affected by conflict and are in danger of being disproportionately affected by the virus
We believe that everyone has the right to live work and play freely equitably and safely no matter where they are in the world We take a long-term view of conflict and crisis and contribute in practical ways to rebuilding the peace by addressing the economic social environmental and cultural impact of war We recognise that peace is hard to achieve and often even more difficult to maintain without tackling the underlying drivers of conflict and its aftermath
One of the key mechanisms for delivering these interventions are the network of conflict recovery centres that we are developing in war torn countries The first Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation conflict recovery centre was opened in 2017 in the Jordanian capital of Amman in support of refugees who have fled conflicts in Syria and Iraq
With your help we can can continue to fund vital centres such as this ensuring that every person affected by conflict wherever they are in the world can enjoy a healthy fulfilled and empowered life safe and free from fear The charityrsquos mission is to support inspire and empower children families people and communities affected by past and present conflicts
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
HUMANITARIAN amp DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCEOur work supports both the immediate humanitarian needs of those caught up in current conflicts and the longer-term development challenges of people living with the legacy of past wars Interventions include improving access to prosthetics for those with debilitating trauma injuries caused by bomb blasts landmines or other types of serious accident We help prepare people both physically and mentally for life with their new prosthetic and support their physical psychological and social rehabilitation
We also establish and support centres for conflict recovery These centres enable us and our partners to provide locally-based recovery hubs These provide conflict affected communities with access to a range of humanitarian and development services tailored to their specific needs including trauma counselling income generation activities and peer mentoring
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYJORDAN CONFLICT RECOVERY CENTRE
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation conflict recovery centre was opened in 2017 in the Jordanian capital of Amman to support refugees who have fled the conflicts in Syria Iraq and Yemen
Having escaped these conflicts refugees arriving in Jordan must then come to terms with the loss of their home and loved ones physical disability mental trauma and poverty Since opening the conflict recovery centre has already helped hundreds of children and family members begin the process of rebuilding their lives The centre has disabled access and the space includes a physical therapy area individual and group counselling rooms and training classrooms The support offered covers several rehabilitation fields including physical therapy child trauma peer support advanced prostheticorthotic care and help with other mobility aids
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
EDUCATION amp TRAININGThrough its conflict recovery centres and partnerships The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation offers vocational and small-business-start-up training for people in conflict affected communities with a disability and for those living in poverty
We also provide scholarships for people from conflict affected countries to become prosthetic technicians
In areas still affected by landmines we provide mine-risk reduction education programmes under our Teach Safe initiative that instil safe behaviours in those most vulnerable to unexploded munitions left over from wars
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYTRAINING FOR PROSTHETIC TECHNICIANS IN WAR TORN COUNTRIES
Around 100 million people worldwide need a prosthetic limb to replace an amputated arm or leg or an orthotic device to support a damaged limb In conflict affected countries the numbers needing artificial limbs can be disproportionately high due to the use and presence of landmines unexploded ordnance and improvised explosive devices It is estimated that around 80 per cent of people who need these services do not have access to them
As such The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is providing training in prosthetic amp orthotics for a number of students from conflict affected countries around the world including Myanmar Cambodia Sri Lanka Bangladesh and Papua New Guinea The training is equipping these students with the skills they need to support people with a limb loss disability when they return home and increase access to devices which will improve mobility and restore independence
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
RESEARCH amp INNOVATIONWe support innovative research into both medical and technological solutions that assist the physical and psychological rehabilitation of war victims and aid the clearance of landmines and unexploded ordnance This includes improved prosthetics for those that have lost limbs advancing medical techniques for the treatment of blast injuries amp trauma and the development of better landmine detection equipment to make clearance faster more cost effective and safer
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYREGENERATIVE BONE GROWTH
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is working in partnership with the University of Glasgow to develop new methods and processes for re-growing bone following an explosive blast injury a car crash or any other form of accident that results in a need for new bone tissue
Following a blast injury bone regeneration is particularly difficult because of the amount of bone that is typically lost and the challenge of providing bone grafts in the required shapes The idea behind the project is to develop novel technologies that will allow the production of custom designed bone grafts with controlled anatomical shapes The University is moving forward in developing synthetic bone for use by trauma surgeons to repair the limbs of landmine blast victims and others who have bones that have been shattered
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Booths Hall Booths Park Chelford Road Knutsford Cheshire WA16 8GS
Registered Charity No 1140911 bull Registered Company No 07574103 bull Bella Design amp Marketing bull wwwbelladesigncouk
CALL +44 (0)1565 759 829
EMAIL infothesbcfoundationorg
VISIT wwwthesbcfoundationorgcorporate-sponsorship
SBCFoundationTheSBCFoundation thesbcfoundationorgTheSBCFoundation
GET IN TOUCHIf you would like to know more please do not hesitate to get in touch with us
CLICK HEREIf sponsorship isnrsquot for you right now then click the button to donate to our COVID-19 APPEAL or text BOBBY to 70025 to donate pound10
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
OUR SPONSORS
John Charman
Robin Marshall
Our thanks goes to our current and past sponsors Contact us to find out how your logo can appear here
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
Batoul was just seven when she escaped on foot from the war in Syria with her family She had witnessed friends and neighbours die as a result of starvation and a lack of access to clean water in the conflict zone The trauma caused by what she had seen in her village was compounded by having to leave her home and all the familyrsquos possessions behind
Despite crossing the border and reaching the safety of Jordan the familyrsquos problems continued as her father went into a spiral of decline and started drinking When she came to the Sir Bobby Charlton Centre in the Jordanian capital of Amman she was withdrawn and quiet She did not want to engage with the other children and preferred to play amp paint alone Her shyness was also affecting her ability to learn at school She did however show artistic talent and was able to express her feelings through her art
Slowly she started to emerge from her depression and became more active in the art therapy sessions she was attending Overtime she even began helping other children with their art and began to show natural leadership skills As a result she was selected by Sir Bobby Charlton Centre staff to take part in a youth leadership training programme and she passed with flying colours Dr Niveen Abu Zaid who runs the art therapy project said that Batoul had worked so hard to overcome her trauma and the fact that she is now supporting other children out in the community was a tribute to her determination and personal resilience As part of her community work she has set up a group of young people to help support other lonely and vulnerable refugees
Today she is much more settled at school and in her home life Since the coronavirus outbreak and the subsequent lockdown in Jordan Batoul has been continuing her studies at home so like all the children she jumped at the chance to paint a Sir Bobby Charlton themed rainbow for The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Covid-19 emergency appeal Her rainbow was chosen from dozens produced by refugee children for its visually striking symbol of hope for vulnerable people around the world and its life saving message for everyone to stay at home in order to protect themselves from the virus
BATOULrsquoS STORY DONATE NOW
ABOUT THE APPEAL BATOULrsquoS STORYWHAT WILL FUNDS BE SPENT ON
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DOThe Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is a UK registered charity founded in 2011 by football legend Sir Bobby Charlton The charityrsquos mission is to support inspire and empower children families people and communities affected by past and present conflicts In light of the current COVID-19 outbreak we are also focusing on supporting poor communities in countries which have been affected by conflict and are in danger of being disproportionately affected by the virus
We believe that everyone has the right to live work and play freely equitably and safely no matter where they are in the world We take a long-term view of conflict and crisis and contribute in practical ways to rebuilding the peace by addressing the economic social environmental and cultural impact of war We recognise that peace is hard to achieve and often even more difficult to maintain without tackling the underlying drivers of conflict and its aftermath
One of the key mechanisms for delivering these interventions are the network of conflict recovery centres that we are developing in war torn countries The first Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation conflict recovery centre was opened in 2017 in the Jordanian capital of Amman in support of refugees who have fled conflicts in Syria and Iraq
With your help we can can continue to fund vital centres such as this ensuring that every person affected by conflict wherever they are in the world can enjoy a healthy fulfilled and empowered life safe and free from fear The charityrsquos mission is to support inspire and empower children families people and communities affected by past and present conflicts
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
HUMANITARIAN amp DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCEOur work supports both the immediate humanitarian needs of those caught up in current conflicts and the longer-term development challenges of people living with the legacy of past wars Interventions include improving access to prosthetics for those with debilitating trauma injuries caused by bomb blasts landmines or other types of serious accident We help prepare people both physically and mentally for life with their new prosthetic and support their physical psychological and social rehabilitation
We also establish and support centres for conflict recovery These centres enable us and our partners to provide locally-based recovery hubs These provide conflict affected communities with access to a range of humanitarian and development services tailored to their specific needs including trauma counselling income generation activities and peer mentoring
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYJORDAN CONFLICT RECOVERY CENTRE
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation conflict recovery centre was opened in 2017 in the Jordanian capital of Amman to support refugees who have fled the conflicts in Syria Iraq and Yemen
Having escaped these conflicts refugees arriving in Jordan must then come to terms with the loss of their home and loved ones physical disability mental trauma and poverty Since opening the conflict recovery centre has already helped hundreds of children and family members begin the process of rebuilding their lives The centre has disabled access and the space includes a physical therapy area individual and group counselling rooms and training classrooms The support offered covers several rehabilitation fields including physical therapy child trauma peer support advanced prostheticorthotic care and help with other mobility aids
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
EDUCATION amp TRAININGThrough its conflict recovery centres and partnerships The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation offers vocational and small-business-start-up training for people in conflict affected communities with a disability and for those living in poverty
We also provide scholarships for people from conflict affected countries to become prosthetic technicians
In areas still affected by landmines we provide mine-risk reduction education programmes under our Teach Safe initiative that instil safe behaviours in those most vulnerable to unexploded munitions left over from wars
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYTRAINING FOR PROSTHETIC TECHNICIANS IN WAR TORN COUNTRIES
Around 100 million people worldwide need a prosthetic limb to replace an amputated arm or leg or an orthotic device to support a damaged limb In conflict affected countries the numbers needing artificial limbs can be disproportionately high due to the use and presence of landmines unexploded ordnance and improvised explosive devices It is estimated that around 80 per cent of people who need these services do not have access to them
As such The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is providing training in prosthetic amp orthotics for a number of students from conflict affected countries around the world including Myanmar Cambodia Sri Lanka Bangladesh and Papua New Guinea The training is equipping these students with the skills they need to support people with a limb loss disability when they return home and increase access to devices which will improve mobility and restore independence
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
RESEARCH amp INNOVATIONWe support innovative research into both medical and technological solutions that assist the physical and psychological rehabilitation of war victims and aid the clearance of landmines and unexploded ordnance This includes improved prosthetics for those that have lost limbs advancing medical techniques for the treatment of blast injuries amp trauma and the development of better landmine detection equipment to make clearance faster more cost effective and safer
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYREGENERATIVE BONE GROWTH
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is working in partnership with the University of Glasgow to develop new methods and processes for re-growing bone following an explosive blast injury a car crash or any other form of accident that results in a need for new bone tissue
Following a blast injury bone regeneration is particularly difficult because of the amount of bone that is typically lost and the challenge of providing bone grafts in the required shapes The idea behind the project is to develop novel technologies that will allow the production of custom designed bone grafts with controlled anatomical shapes The University is moving forward in developing synthetic bone for use by trauma surgeons to repair the limbs of landmine blast victims and others who have bones that have been shattered
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Booths Hall Booths Park Chelford Road Knutsford Cheshire WA16 8GS
Registered Charity No 1140911 bull Registered Company No 07574103 bull Bella Design amp Marketing bull wwwbelladesigncouk
CALL +44 (0)1565 759 829
EMAIL infothesbcfoundationorg
VISIT wwwthesbcfoundationorgcorporate-sponsorship
SBCFoundationTheSBCFoundation thesbcfoundationorgTheSBCFoundation
GET IN TOUCHIf you would like to know more please do not hesitate to get in touch with us
CLICK HEREIf sponsorship isnrsquot for you right now then click the button to donate to our COVID-19 APPEAL or text BOBBY to 70025 to donate pound10
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
OUR SPONSORS
John Charman
Robin Marshall
Our thanks goes to our current and past sponsors Contact us to find out how your logo can appear here
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DOThe Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is a UK registered charity founded in 2011 by football legend Sir Bobby Charlton The charityrsquos mission is to support inspire and empower children families people and communities affected by past and present conflicts In light of the current COVID-19 outbreak we are also focusing on supporting poor communities in countries which have been affected by conflict and are in danger of being disproportionately affected by the virus
We believe that everyone has the right to live work and play freely equitably and safely no matter where they are in the world We take a long-term view of conflict and crisis and contribute in practical ways to rebuilding the peace by addressing the economic social environmental and cultural impact of war We recognise that peace is hard to achieve and often even more difficult to maintain without tackling the underlying drivers of conflict and its aftermath
One of the key mechanisms for delivering these interventions are the network of conflict recovery centres that we are developing in war torn countries The first Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation conflict recovery centre was opened in 2017 in the Jordanian capital of Amman in support of refugees who have fled conflicts in Syria and Iraq
With your help we can can continue to fund vital centres such as this ensuring that every person affected by conflict wherever they are in the world can enjoy a healthy fulfilled and empowered life safe and free from fear The charityrsquos mission is to support inspire and empower children families people and communities affected by past and present conflicts
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
HUMANITARIAN amp DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCEOur work supports both the immediate humanitarian needs of those caught up in current conflicts and the longer-term development challenges of people living with the legacy of past wars Interventions include improving access to prosthetics for those with debilitating trauma injuries caused by bomb blasts landmines or other types of serious accident We help prepare people both physically and mentally for life with their new prosthetic and support their physical psychological and social rehabilitation
We also establish and support centres for conflict recovery These centres enable us and our partners to provide locally-based recovery hubs These provide conflict affected communities with access to a range of humanitarian and development services tailored to their specific needs including trauma counselling income generation activities and peer mentoring
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYJORDAN CONFLICT RECOVERY CENTRE
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation conflict recovery centre was opened in 2017 in the Jordanian capital of Amman to support refugees who have fled the conflicts in Syria Iraq and Yemen
Having escaped these conflicts refugees arriving in Jordan must then come to terms with the loss of their home and loved ones physical disability mental trauma and poverty Since opening the conflict recovery centre has already helped hundreds of children and family members begin the process of rebuilding their lives The centre has disabled access and the space includes a physical therapy area individual and group counselling rooms and training classrooms The support offered covers several rehabilitation fields including physical therapy child trauma peer support advanced prostheticorthotic care and help with other mobility aids
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
EDUCATION amp TRAININGThrough its conflict recovery centres and partnerships The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation offers vocational and small-business-start-up training for people in conflict affected communities with a disability and for those living in poverty
We also provide scholarships for people from conflict affected countries to become prosthetic technicians
In areas still affected by landmines we provide mine-risk reduction education programmes under our Teach Safe initiative that instil safe behaviours in those most vulnerable to unexploded munitions left over from wars
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYTRAINING FOR PROSTHETIC TECHNICIANS IN WAR TORN COUNTRIES
Around 100 million people worldwide need a prosthetic limb to replace an amputated arm or leg or an orthotic device to support a damaged limb In conflict affected countries the numbers needing artificial limbs can be disproportionately high due to the use and presence of landmines unexploded ordnance and improvised explosive devices It is estimated that around 80 per cent of people who need these services do not have access to them
As such The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is providing training in prosthetic amp orthotics for a number of students from conflict affected countries around the world including Myanmar Cambodia Sri Lanka Bangladesh and Papua New Guinea The training is equipping these students with the skills they need to support people with a limb loss disability when they return home and increase access to devices which will improve mobility and restore independence
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
RESEARCH amp INNOVATIONWe support innovative research into both medical and technological solutions that assist the physical and psychological rehabilitation of war victims and aid the clearance of landmines and unexploded ordnance This includes improved prosthetics for those that have lost limbs advancing medical techniques for the treatment of blast injuries amp trauma and the development of better landmine detection equipment to make clearance faster more cost effective and safer
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYREGENERATIVE BONE GROWTH
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is working in partnership with the University of Glasgow to develop new methods and processes for re-growing bone following an explosive blast injury a car crash or any other form of accident that results in a need for new bone tissue
Following a blast injury bone regeneration is particularly difficult because of the amount of bone that is typically lost and the challenge of providing bone grafts in the required shapes The idea behind the project is to develop novel technologies that will allow the production of custom designed bone grafts with controlled anatomical shapes The University is moving forward in developing synthetic bone for use by trauma surgeons to repair the limbs of landmine blast victims and others who have bones that have been shattered
CLICK TO GO BACK
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
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The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Booths Hall Booths Park Chelford Road Knutsford Cheshire WA16 8GS
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HUMANITARIAN amp DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCEOur work supports both the immediate humanitarian needs of those caught up in current conflicts and the longer-term development challenges of people living with the legacy of past wars Interventions include improving access to prosthetics for those with debilitating trauma injuries caused by bomb blasts landmines or other types of serious accident We help prepare people both physically and mentally for life with their new prosthetic and support their physical psychological and social rehabilitation
We also establish and support centres for conflict recovery These centres enable us and our partners to provide locally-based recovery hubs These provide conflict affected communities with access to a range of humanitarian and development services tailored to their specific needs including trauma counselling income generation activities and peer mentoring
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WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYJORDAN CONFLICT RECOVERY CENTRE
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation conflict recovery centre was opened in 2017 in the Jordanian capital of Amman to support refugees who have fled the conflicts in Syria Iraq and Yemen
Having escaped these conflicts refugees arriving in Jordan must then come to terms with the loss of their home and loved ones physical disability mental trauma and poverty Since opening the conflict recovery centre has already helped hundreds of children and family members begin the process of rebuilding their lives The centre has disabled access and the space includes a physical therapy area individual and group counselling rooms and training classrooms The support offered covers several rehabilitation fields including physical therapy child trauma peer support advanced prostheticorthotic care and help with other mobility aids
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WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
EDUCATION amp TRAININGThrough its conflict recovery centres and partnerships The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation offers vocational and small-business-start-up training for people in conflict affected communities with a disability and for those living in poverty
We also provide scholarships for people from conflict affected countries to become prosthetic technicians
In areas still affected by landmines we provide mine-risk reduction education programmes under our Teach Safe initiative that instil safe behaviours in those most vulnerable to unexploded munitions left over from wars
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WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYTRAINING FOR PROSTHETIC TECHNICIANS IN WAR TORN COUNTRIES
Around 100 million people worldwide need a prosthetic limb to replace an amputated arm or leg or an orthotic device to support a damaged limb In conflict affected countries the numbers needing artificial limbs can be disproportionately high due to the use and presence of landmines unexploded ordnance and improvised explosive devices It is estimated that around 80 per cent of people who need these services do not have access to them
As such The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is providing training in prosthetic amp orthotics for a number of students from conflict affected countries around the world including Myanmar Cambodia Sri Lanka Bangladesh and Papua New Guinea The training is equipping these students with the skills they need to support people with a limb loss disability when they return home and increase access to devices which will improve mobility and restore independence
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WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
RESEARCH amp INNOVATIONWe support innovative research into both medical and technological solutions that assist the physical and psychological rehabilitation of war victims and aid the clearance of landmines and unexploded ordnance This includes improved prosthetics for those that have lost limbs advancing medical techniques for the treatment of blast injuries amp trauma and the development of better landmine detection equipment to make clearance faster more cost effective and safer
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WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYREGENERATIVE BONE GROWTH
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is working in partnership with the University of Glasgow to develop new methods and processes for re-growing bone following an explosive blast injury a car crash or any other form of accident that results in a need for new bone tissue
Following a blast injury bone regeneration is particularly difficult because of the amount of bone that is typically lost and the challenge of providing bone grafts in the required shapes The idea behind the project is to develop novel technologies that will allow the production of custom designed bone grafts with controlled anatomical shapes The University is moving forward in developing synthetic bone for use by trauma surgeons to repair the limbs of landmine blast victims and others who have bones that have been shattered
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WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Booths Hall Booths Park Chelford Road Knutsford Cheshire WA16 8GS
Registered Charity No 1140911 bull Registered Company No 07574103 bull Bella Design amp Marketing bull wwwbelladesigncouk
CALL +44 (0)1565 759 829
EMAIL infothesbcfoundationorg
VISIT wwwthesbcfoundationorgcorporate-sponsorship
SBCFoundationTheSBCFoundation thesbcfoundationorgTheSBCFoundation
GET IN TOUCHIf you would like to know more please do not hesitate to get in touch with us
CLICK HEREIf sponsorship isnrsquot for you right now then click the button to donate to our COVID-19 APPEAL or text BOBBY to 70025 to donate pound10
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
OUR SPONSORS
John Charman
Robin Marshall
Our thanks goes to our current and past sponsors Contact us to find out how your logo can appear here
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYJORDAN CONFLICT RECOVERY CENTRE
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation conflict recovery centre was opened in 2017 in the Jordanian capital of Amman to support refugees who have fled the conflicts in Syria Iraq and Yemen
Having escaped these conflicts refugees arriving in Jordan must then come to terms with the loss of their home and loved ones physical disability mental trauma and poverty Since opening the conflict recovery centre has already helped hundreds of children and family members begin the process of rebuilding their lives The centre has disabled access and the space includes a physical therapy area individual and group counselling rooms and training classrooms The support offered covers several rehabilitation fields including physical therapy child trauma peer support advanced prostheticorthotic care and help with other mobility aids
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WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
EDUCATION amp TRAININGThrough its conflict recovery centres and partnerships The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation offers vocational and small-business-start-up training for people in conflict affected communities with a disability and for those living in poverty
We also provide scholarships for people from conflict affected countries to become prosthetic technicians
In areas still affected by landmines we provide mine-risk reduction education programmes under our Teach Safe initiative that instil safe behaviours in those most vulnerable to unexploded munitions left over from wars
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYTRAINING FOR PROSTHETIC TECHNICIANS IN WAR TORN COUNTRIES
Around 100 million people worldwide need a prosthetic limb to replace an amputated arm or leg or an orthotic device to support a damaged limb In conflict affected countries the numbers needing artificial limbs can be disproportionately high due to the use and presence of landmines unexploded ordnance and improvised explosive devices It is estimated that around 80 per cent of people who need these services do not have access to them
As such The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is providing training in prosthetic amp orthotics for a number of students from conflict affected countries around the world including Myanmar Cambodia Sri Lanka Bangladesh and Papua New Guinea The training is equipping these students with the skills they need to support people with a limb loss disability when they return home and increase access to devices which will improve mobility and restore independence
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WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
RESEARCH amp INNOVATIONWe support innovative research into both medical and technological solutions that assist the physical and psychological rehabilitation of war victims and aid the clearance of landmines and unexploded ordnance This includes improved prosthetics for those that have lost limbs advancing medical techniques for the treatment of blast injuries amp trauma and the development of better landmine detection equipment to make clearance faster more cost effective and safer
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WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYREGENERATIVE BONE GROWTH
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is working in partnership with the University of Glasgow to develop new methods and processes for re-growing bone following an explosive blast injury a car crash or any other form of accident that results in a need for new bone tissue
Following a blast injury bone regeneration is particularly difficult because of the amount of bone that is typically lost and the challenge of providing bone grafts in the required shapes The idea behind the project is to develop novel technologies that will allow the production of custom designed bone grafts with controlled anatomical shapes The University is moving forward in developing synthetic bone for use by trauma surgeons to repair the limbs of landmine blast victims and others who have bones that have been shattered
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WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Booths Hall Booths Park Chelford Road Knutsford Cheshire WA16 8GS
Registered Charity No 1140911 bull Registered Company No 07574103 bull Bella Design amp Marketing bull wwwbelladesigncouk
CALL +44 (0)1565 759 829
EMAIL infothesbcfoundationorg
VISIT wwwthesbcfoundationorgcorporate-sponsorship
SBCFoundationTheSBCFoundation thesbcfoundationorgTheSBCFoundation
GET IN TOUCHIf you would like to know more please do not hesitate to get in touch with us
CLICK HEREIf sponsorship isnrsquot for you right now then click the button to donate to our COVID-19 APPEAL or text BOBBY to 70025 to donate pound10
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
OUR SPONSORS
John Charman
Robin Marshall
Our thanks goes to our current and past sponsors Contact us to find out how your logo can appear here
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
EDUCATION amp TRAININGThrough its conflict recovery centres and partnerships The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation offers vocational and small-business-start-up training for people in conflict affected communities with a disability and for those living in poverty
We also provide scholarships for people from conflict affected countries to become prosthetic technicians
In areas still affected by landmines we provide mine-risk reduction education programmes under our Teach Safe initiative that instil safe behaviours in those most vulnerable to unexploded munitions left over from wars
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYTRAINING FOR PROSTHETIC TECHNICIANS IN WAR TORN COUNTRIES
Around 100 million people worldwide need a prosthetic limb to replace an amputated arm or leg or an orthotic device to support a damaged limb In conflict affected countries the numbers needing artificial limbs can be disproportionately high due to the use and presence of landmines unexploded ordnance and improvised explosive devices It is estimated that around 80 per cent of people who need these services do not have access to them
As such The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is providing training in prosthetic amp orthotics for a number of students from conflict affected countries around the world including Myanmar Cambodia Sri Lanka Bangladesh and Papua New Guinea The training is equipping these students with the skills they need to support people with a limb loss disability when they return home and increase access to devices which will improve mobility and restore independence
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WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
RESEARCH amp INNOVATIONWe support innovative research into both medical and technological solutions that assist the physical and psychological rehabilitation of war victims and aid the clearance of landmines and unexploded ordnance This includes improved prosthetics for those that have lost limbs advancing medical techniques for the treatment of blast injuries amp trauma and the development of better landmine detection equipment to make clearance faster more cost effective and safer
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYREGENERATIVE BONE GROWTH
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is working in partnership with the University of Glasgow to develop new methods and processes for re-growing bone following an explosive blast injury a car crash or any other form of accident that results in a need for new bone tissue
Following a blast injury bone regeneration is particularly difficult because of the amount of bone that is typically lost and the challenge of providing bone grafts in the required shapes The idea behind the project is to develop novel technologies that will allow the production of custom designed bone grafts with controlled anatomical shapes The University is moving forward in developing synthetic bone for use by trauma surgeons to repair the limbs of landmine blast victims and others who have bones that have been shattered
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WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Booths Hall Booths Park Chelford Road Knutsford Cheshire WA16 8GS
Registered Charity No 1140911 bull Registered Company No 07574103 bull Bella Design amp Marketing bull wwwbelladesigncouk
CALL +44 (0)1565 759 829
EMAIL infothesbcfoundationorg
VISIT wwwthesbcfoundationorgcorporate-sponsorship
SBCFoundationTheSBCFoundation thesbcfoundationorgTheSBCFoundation
GET IN TOUCHIf you would like to know more please do not hesitate to get in touch with us
CLICK HEREIf sponsorship isnrsquot for you right now then click the button to donate to our COVID-19 APPEAL or text BOBBY to 70025 to donate pound10
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
OUR SPONSORS
John Charman
Robin Marshall
Our thanks goes to our current and past sponsors Contact us to find out how your logo can appear here
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYTRAINING FOR PROSTHETIC TECHNICIANS IN WAR TORN COUNTRIES
Around 100 million people worldwide need a prosthetic limb to replace an amputated arm or leg or an orthotic device to support a damaged limb In conflict affected countries the numbers needing artificial limbs can be disproportionately high due to the use and presence of landmines unexploded ordnance and improvised explosive devices It is estimated that around 80 per cent of people who need these services do not have access to them
As such The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is providing training in prosthetic amp orthotics for a number of students from conflict affected countries around the world including Myanmar Cambodia Sri Lanka Bangladesh and Papua New Guinea The training is equipping these students with the skills they need to support people with a limb loss disability when they return home and increase access to devices which will improve mobility and restore independence
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WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
RESEARCH amp INNOVATIONWe support innovative research into both medical and technological solutions that assist the physical and psychological rehabilitation of war victims and aid the clearance of landmines and unexploded ordnance This includes improved prosthetics for those that have lost limbs advancing medical techniques for the treatment of blast injuries amp trauma and the development of better landmine detection equipment to make clearance faster more cost effective and safer
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYREGENERATIVE BONE GROWTH
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is working in partnership with the University of Glasgow to develop new methods and processes for re-growing bone following an explosive blast injury a car crash or any other form of accident that results in a need for new bone tissue
Following a blast injury bone regeneration is particularly difficult because of the amount of bone that is typically lost and the challenge of providing bone grafts in the required shapes The idea behind the project is to develop novel technologies that will allow the production of custom designed bone grafts with controlled anatomical shapes The University is moving forward in developing synthetic bone for use by trauma surgeons to repair the limbs of landmine blast victims and others who have bones that have been shattered
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WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Booths Hall Booths Park Chelford Road Knutsford Cheshire WA16 8GS
Registered Charity No 1140911 bull Registered Company No 07574103 bull Bella Design amp Marketing bull wwwbelladesigncouk
CALL +44 (0)1565 759 829
EMAIL infothesbcfoundationorg
VISIT wwwthesbcfoundationorgcorporate-sponsorship
SBCFoundationTheSBCFoundation thesbcfoundationorgTheSBCFoundation
GET IN TOUCHIf you would like to know more please do not hesitate to get in touch with us
CLICK HEREIf sponsorship isnrsquot for you right now then click the button to donate to our COVID-19 APPEAL or text BOBBY to 70025 to donate pound10
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
OUR SPONSORS
John Charman
Robin Marshall
Our thanks goes to our current and past sponsors Contact us to find out how your logo can appear here
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
RESEARCH amp INNOVATIONWe support innovative research into both medical and technological solutions that assist the physical and psychological rehabilitation of war victims and aid the clearance of landmines and unexploded ordnance This includes improved prosthetics for those that have lost limbs advancing medical techniques for the treatment of blast injuries amp trauma and the development of better landmine detection equipment to make clearance faster more cost effective and safer
CLICK TO VIEW CASE STUDY
WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYREGENERATIVE BONE GROWTH
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is working in partnership with the University of Glasgow to develop new methods and processes for re-growing bone following an explosive blast injury a car crash or any other form of accident that results in a need for new bone tissue
Following a blast injury bone regeneration is particularly difficult because of the amount of bone that is typically lost and the challenge of providing bone grafts in the required shapes The idea behind the project is to develop novel technologies that will allow the production of custom designed bone grafts with controlled anatomical shapes The University is moving forward in developing synthetic bone for use by trauma surgeons to repair the limbs of landmine blast victims and others who have bones that have been shattered
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WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Booths Hall Booths Park Chelford Road Knutsford Cheshire WA16 8GS
Registered Charity No 1140911 bull Registered Company No 07574103 bull Bella Design amp Marketing bull wwwbelladesigncouk
CALL +44 (0)1565 759 829
EMAIL infothesbcfoundationorg
VISIT wwwthesbcfoundationorgcorporate-sponsorship
SBCFoundationTheSBCFoundation thesbcfoundationorgTheSBCFoundation
GET IN TOUCHIf you would like to know more please do not hesitate to get in touch with us
CLICK HEREIf sponsorship isnrsquot for you right now then click the button to donate to our COVID-19 APPEAL or text BOBBY to 70025 to donate pound10
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
OUR SPONSORS
John Charman
Robin Marshall
Our thanks goes to our current and past sponsors Contact us to find out how your logo can appear here
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
CASE STUDYREGENERATIVE BONE GROWTH
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is working in partnership with the University of Glasgow to develop new methods and processes for re-growing bone following an explosive blast injury a car crash or any other form of accident that results in a need for new bone tissue
Following a blast injury bone regeneration is particularly difficult because of the amount of bone that is typically lost and the challenge of providing bone grafts in the required shapes The idea behind the project is to develop novel technologies that will allow the production of custom designed bone grafts with controlled anatomical shapes The University is moving forward in developing synthetic bone for use by trauma surgeons to repair the limbs of landmine blast victims and others who have bones that have been shattered
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WHAT WE DO HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE EDUCATION amp TRAINING RESEARCH amp INNOVATION
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Booths Hall Booths Park Chelford Road Knutsford Cheshire WA16 8GS
Registered Charity No 1140911 bull Registered Company No 07574103 bull Bella Design amp Marketing bull wwwbelladesigncouk
CALL +44 (0)1565 759 829
EMAIL infothesbcfoundationorg
VISIT wwwthesbcfoundationorgcorporate-sponsorship
SBCFoundationTheSBCFoundation thesbcfoundationorgTheSBCFoundation
GET IN TOUCHIf you would like to know more please do not hesitate to get in touch with us
CLICK HEREIf sponsorship isnrsquot for you right now then click the button to donate to our COVID-19 APPEAL or text BOBBY to 70025 to donate pound10
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
OUR SPONSORS
John Charman
Robin Marshall
Our thanks goes to our current and past sponsors Contact us to find out how your logo can appear here
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation Booths Hall Booths Park Chelford Road Knutsford Cheshire WA16 8GS
Registered Charity No 1140911 bull Registered Company No 07574103 bull Bella Design amp Marketing bull wwwbelladesigncouk
CALL +44 (0)1565 759 829
EMAIL infothesbcfoundationorg
VISIT wwwthesbcfoundationorgcorporate-sponsorship
SBCFoundationTheSBCFoundation thesbcfoundationorgTheSBCFoundation
GET IN TOUCHIf you would like to know more please do not hesitate to get in touch with us
CLICK HEREIf sponsorship isnrsquot for you right now then click the button to donate to our COVID-19 APPEAL or text BOBBY to 70025 to donate pound10
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
OUR SPONSORS
John Charman
Robin Marshall
Our thanks goes to our current and past sponsors Contact us to find out how your logo can appear here
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
OUR SPONSORS
John Charman
Robin Marshall
Our thanks goes to our current and past sponsors Contact us to find out how your logo can appear here
ABOUT USCORPORATE CHAMPIONS CONTACT SPONSORSCOVID-19 APPEAL
