• Our Mission
• Our Vision
• Governance

Mission Statement

The organisation Aims are:
For the benefit of the public in the London Borough of lewisham and surrounding areas, to provide or assist in the provision of facilities for recreational and leisure time occupation particularly participation in the sport of Olympic and Prowrestling with the object of improving the conditions of life of the said inhabitants, to guide youth living in lewisham and south east London area to be have in the community, to advice them about the drugs, crime, respect. The Organisation is dedicated to fostering the growth and development of the sport of amateur wrestling in a positive, safe and supportive environment.

 

Our Vision

We wish to bring about a future where the ethnic minorities,Children and Young people are able to realise their full social and economic potential as integral and active members of society in the UK.we believe this will be enabled by increasing opportunities for sport activities and education, training for qualified employment, improving access to health services We will note that creation of the LWC and YA was instigated by the high need to assist the ethnic minority, Children and Young Peoples living in the UK.

Our activities go from Olympic wrestling, health, women sport activity, peoples who suffer from obesity and other weight related issues, sport activities for disable people, and basic education service.

 

we focus on the development of wrestling fundamentals and the unique skills of each athlete allowing them to better achieve their full potential. We provide a supportive "team" environment where athletes of all ages, gender and experience can thrive and propel one another to greater success. It is through the sport of wrestling that we aim to build character and integrity in each athlete.

 

We ensure that athletes take the values they learn on the mat and apply them to school, relationships, and all the challenges they will face in life now and in the future.

 

Governance

The organisation is managed by members of the LWC and YA and become a registered charity in July 2004. it is governed by a constitution that is currently fit for purpose but may require amendment as the organisation grows. Membership is open to anyone over the age of 18 who supports the organisation’s aim and objectives. All members have one vote and may stand for election to the executive committee at the annual general meeting.

 

The committee currently has five members that bring a number of skills and relevant experiences to the organisation and have participated in capacity building exercises to improve the ability to act as trustees of the organisation. also adopted a number of policies and procedures that guide the day to day activities of the organisation, including its financial management, the committee recognises the need to continue to engage in capacity building and take advantage of training opportunities. As the organisation grows and takes on more commitments we shall consider incorporation as company limited byguarantee.