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The Wave Project
Categories
Charity / Social Enterprises / Not for Profit
About Us
Founded in 2010, The Wave Project offers the world's first surf therapy course funded by a government health service. Based in Cornwall, the charity has expanded across the southwest of England to North Yorkshire, Scotland, Northern Ireland and London, and now includes 33 staff and over 1,500 trained volunteer surf mentors, with over 10,000 young people having accessed The Wave Project surf therapy courses to date.
As an evidence-based intervention, surf therapy is recognised by the NHS, local authorities and psychiatric services as an effective tool in improving the well-being, outlook, self-esteem and confidence of children and young people.
Together, great things can happen.
Visit The Wave Project website – www.waveproject.co.uk
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Fact 1 – 2,035 children and young people were supported by The Wave Project in 2022
Fact 2 – 644 took part in surf therapy courses, and 1,778 trained volunteers supported children and young adults through surf therapy, surf club and adaptive sessions.
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The Wave Project Logo
The Wave Project Adaptive Surf Lesson at Croyde Beach
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The Wave Project in the water image
News
Release Date: April 09, 2024Jobs
Bookkeeper | £24,000 - £25,000 (FTE per annum pro rata dependent on experience) | 30h per week | Based in Newquay (3x days per week) & Home Office (1x day per week)
Category: AccountingWe are looking for an experienced bookkeeper, ideally with experience of managing accounts in the charity sector. The role includes bookkeeping and preparation of management accounts under the guidance of the Head of Finance. With headquarters in Newquay, Cornwall, The Wave Project is an innovative, expanding and award-winning charity that uses surf therapy and the healing powers of the ...read moreTell a Friend
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