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Ian Isham2026-11-03 10:10:082026-11-03 10:35:05Andy Hodge wins Β£500 in the first Ealing Trailfinders Foundation 50/50 raffleLatest News
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@ealingtrailfinders_foundationWhy we are needed
Making lives better through sport
Through inclusive sport, education and personal development we reach people in Ealing and the surrounding boroughs who are missed by mainstream sport and health services, and give them regular, lasting support to be healthier, more connected and more confident.
Who we work with
Our sessions are built for people who don't always find a place in sport. That includes older residents, disabled people, girls and young women, children from families on lower incomes, and veterans.
- 31%of Ealing residents live in poverty, against 26% across London
- 6.4 yearsmore life for a man in Hanger Hill than a man in South Acton
- 1 in 3Year 6 pupils, and more, are overweight or obese
- 1 in 4secondary school pupils experiences anxiety
Sources: Trust for London, Ealing poverty and inequality indicators. Ealing Council, Health of the Borough 2023/24 and 2024/25.
Our aim by 2030
Healthier, better connected communities
- Across Ealing and the surrounding boroughs.
- No one shut out of sport by age, disability, sex or income.
- A Foundation the NHS, the council and schools come to first.
- A club its communities see as their own.




