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Empire's Christmas Give
Help to fight the impact of deprivation on young lives this winter by donating an Empire Gift to a loved one. Simply choose your gift amount from the options below, proceed to checkout and tick them off that gift list! You'll receive a Gift Pack to give to your loved one, and a vulnerable young person will receive vital support to improve their wellbeing!
Wraps & Rope Gift - £10
For young people like Alvin*, the thought of receiving support in a new environment can be overwhelming. Learning new skills like skipping, or sitting down to learn how to wrap hands maintains attention whilst enabling a natural conversation to open up.
A ‘Wraps & Rope Gift’ could provide pivotal conversation-starting activities for a young person like Alvin.
*Names have been changed to protect identity and images are for illustrative purposes only and not related to individual stories.
Boxing Gloves Gift - £25
For Maya*, putting on her boxing gloves means more than just exercise. After childhood trauma and the years of anger that followed, Maya has learnt how to support her own physical and mental wellbeing through boxing. She’s empowered herself to feel happier, hold her head high, and focus on the future. “When you’re boxing, it means you can't focus on any of the other thoughts that might be bothering you and it clears your head.”
A ‘Boxing Gloves Gift’ can empower a young person like Maya to improve their wellbeing through boxing, by focussing on positive outcomes.
*Names have been changed to protect identity and images are for illustrative purposes only and not related to individual stories.
Boxing Therapy Gift - £50
Boxing Therapy is a pioneering approach to improving mental health for young people. Following traumatic experiences in care, and teen years plagued by poor mental health and drug use, Malik* found a way forward through his Boxing Therapy sessions. Malik has found a purpose in life, and is planning a positive future which he’s in control of.
A ‘Boxing Therapy Gift’ will help more young people like Malik discover a new future following traumatic childhoods.
*Names have been changed to protect identity and images are for illustrative purposes only and not related to individual stories.
