St Helens ABC CIC

At St Helens ABC CIC, our mission is to provide a safe, supportive, and structured environment for young people, families, and vulnerable individuals within our community. Through the power of boxing and mentoring, we empower young people—particularly those at risk of criminal exploitation, county lines, and social exclusion—to build confidence, discipline, and resilience. We are deeply committed to working with looked-after children, unaccompanied asylum seekers, and veterans, offering them a sense of belonging, purpose, and guidance as they navigate significant life transitions. Our programs are designed to instill not just physical strength but mental and emotional well-being, helping individuals develop the skills and mindset needed to create a brighter future. Beyond the ring, we actively support families affected by crime and county lines, raising awareness, offering guidance, and providing practical support to help them navigate these challenges. We believe that by engaging with families as a whole, we can create stronger, safer communities and prevent young people from falling into dangerous cycles of exploitation. As a Community Interest Company (CIC), our work extends beyond boxing. We collaborate with local organisations, schools, and authorities to deliver mentorship programs, personal development workshops, and community outreach initiatives. Our goal is not just to divert young people away from negative influences but to equip them with the life skills and opportunities needed to thrive—whether that be in education, employment, or personal growth. At St Helens ABC CIC, we believe that every individual, regardless of their background or circumstances, deserves the chance to achieve their full potential. Through our dedicated support network and holistic approach, we strive to make a lasting impact on the lives of those we serve. Stronger Minds. Stronger Bodies. Stronger Futures.

proam2449@gmail.com

St Helens ABC Sprayhurst House, Boundary Road, 131C St Helens, WA10 2LR 07549894465

Groups worked with
Black and minority ethnic people, Carers, Children (0 -12), Disabled people, Families / single parents, Gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender people, Looked after children, Men, Offenders / ex-offenders, People with mental health problems, Refugees and people seeking asylum, Service and ex-service people, Substance users / those with addiction problems, Young people (aged 13-25)

Areas worked in
St Helens - Central Area – Town Centre, St Helens - North Area B – West Park, St Helens Wide

We believe the information about the community groups and activities listed on our website is accurate and up to date. However, we recommend contacting the group directly to confirm the details before attending any groups or sessions.