Back in February we told you about Tom Davies, a 19 year old who is attempting to become the youngest person to cycle round the world unsupported. His entire route is over 18,000 miles and includes 17 countries and four continents. As well as going for the record, he is taking this huge challenge in order to raise money for three different charities, including Carney’s Community. Well Tom is still going. He is currently in the USA and is now over three quarters of the way through his journey.

Carney’s Community will be running the Sports and Fitness section at A.I.M. High in Battersea on Saturday 4th July. The event is held in association with Aspire 2B, IAMNEXT and Caius House and will showcase local young creativity, talent and business to inspire positive lifestyles. If you are in the area on Saturday, head on down to Caius House on Holman Road between 3pm – 6pm and check us out!

The Carney’s Community skydive team managed to raise over £3,300 at our recent jump at Headcorn Aerodrome – a huge thank you to all our supporters. There is still time to add a donation if you wish via our donation page.

Carney’s Community staff and participants will be taking part in a team skydive on Tuesday 9 June to raise money for our work. We are steadying our nerves before the big jump next week!

Carney’s Community and Fitzroy Lodge picked up a Team London award for volunteering  at a ceremony held this week at City Hall by London’s Mayor Boris Johnson.

The Aviva Community Fund is offering you the chance to secure funding for Carney’s Community. It is simple and free to vote for us. Your vote could help us develop our boxing sessions and one-to-one work with disadvantaged young people. You just need an email address and it is open to everyone, not just Aviva customers.

George Turner and Carney’s Community participants were interviewed earlier this week by BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat’s Ben Mundy ahead of Saturday night’s Mayweather v Pacquiao fight.

Carney’s Community’s latest boxing session is a free ladies only box-fit session running on Tuesday evenings from 5.30pm to 7.30pm from 5 May. The sessions are non-contact and focus on fitness and fun using boxing skills. They are open to all young ladies aged between 11 and 25, whether a complete beginner or seasoned pro.

Carney’s Community featured in a recent report by Beyond Youth Custody as a best practice organisation for a way to engage and help members of gangs and gang crime.

London’s Evening Standard has recognised the work of Carney’s Community with a double page spread interview with “remarkable mentor” George Turner.