Sports Minister commends Cambridge United Foundation as a role model for community engagement
Sports Minister Stephanie Peacock and local MP Daniel Zeichner paid a visit to the Cledara Abbey Stadium to shine a light on the positive impact of Cambridge United Foundation’s activities in the community. The Foundation’s work spans from educational and health initiatives to community partnerships, all aimed at making a difference in the city.
During the visit, supporters had the chance to interact with Foundation activities and witness firsthand the fantastic work being done by Cambridge United. One of the standout programs mentioned was their collaboration with AstraZeneca to engage young people in science, as well as their partnership with the Edge cafe to support individuals in addiction recovery. These initiatives showcase how Cambridge United is making a real difference through positive community action.
Stephanie Peacock praised the football club for its commitment to tackling social challenges and promoting equality through innovative projects. She emphasized the essential role football clubs play in connecting with their communities in unique ways. Daniel Zeichner echoed this sentiment, expressing pride in the Foundation’s work and its dedication to promoting well-being and opportunities across the city.
Godric Smith, Chair of the Foundation, expressed gratitude for the visit and highlighted the importance of engaging with stakeholders to showcase the impact of their activities. He noted that hosting Stephanie Peacock at the Cledara Abbey provided an opportunity to demonstrate the club’s positive contributions on and off the pitch.
To learn more about Cambridge United Foundation’s impactful work, visit their website for additional information.
