
What we do
Programmes that open doors

Free & subsidised training
Cost should never be the reason a child misses out on sport. We offer free or subsidised places in age-appropriate combat sports sessions for children and young people from age 4 upwards whose families face financial or social barriers.
Sessions focus on fitness, coordination, discipline and fun, in a safe and supervised setting where everyone is welcome.
- From age 4+
- Age-appropriate sessions
- Free or reduced-cost places

Bullying support scholarships
Our bullying support scholarships give children affected by bullying a place to train, a mentor to talk to and a group where they belong.
We teach respect, assertiveness and conflict avoidance, and we always encourage children to seek help from a trusted adult. Training is about confidence and wellbeing, never about retaliation.
- Respect
- Assertiveness
- Conflict avoidance
- Seeking help

Young leader development
Young leaders help out in sessions under supervision, learning how to support younger children, communicate clearly and work as part of a team.
Each young leader is mentored, given real responsibility at the right pace, and encouraged to grow in confidence as a role model.
- Mentoring
- Supervised experience
- Communication
- Teamwork
- Responsibility

Pathways into paid coaching
For aspiring coaches, we help with the steps needed to work towards paid coaching roles: relevant coaching qualifications, safeguarding training, first aid and supervised, hands-on coaching experience.
Our aim is to help participants become ready to access paid opportunities in sport.
- Coaching qualifications
- Safeguarding training
- First aid
- Practical experience
We cannot guarantee employment. Paid roles depend on each person’s progress, qualifications and the opportunities available.

Amateur athlete support
Talented amateur athletes can be held back by costs: coaching fees, kit and equipment, competition entry and travel.
Where funding allows, we help aspiring athletes overcome these barriers so they can keep progressing in their sport.
- Coaching
- Equipment
- Competition entry
- Travel

Inclusive holiday camps
We are developing inclusive summer and school holiday camps combining sport, teamwork and fun, open to children and young people of all backgrounds.
Register your interest and we will be in touch as plans are confirmed.
- Summer holidays
- School holidays
- Inclusive for all

Adapted activities & alternative learning
We are developing adapted activities and alternative learning opportunities for neurodivergent children, those with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), and young people with different learning, behavioural, emotional or social support needs.
The aim is to offer a structured, encouraging environment where every young person can take part in a way that works for them.
- Neurodivergent children
- SEND
- Different support needs
We are not a registered school, an accredited education provider or a specialist clinical service. These activities are sport-based and designed to complement other support.

School tasters & community workshops
We welcome conversations with schools, youth groups and community organisations about taster sessions and workshops that introduce young people to combat sports and its values.
If you would like to work together, please get in touch through our contact page.
- School tasters
- Community workshops
- Partnerships
Ready to take the first step?
Tell us a little about who the support is for and we will be in touch. Parents, carers, adult applicants and referring professionals are all welcome to enquire.
