Founded by @SirBobby, we believe that everyone has the right to live, work and play freely, equitably and safely no matter where they are in the world.
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our much-loved founder and friend, Sir Bobby Charlton CBE.
If you would like to help continue Sir Bobby’s legacy please consider a donation on our website: thesbcfoundation.org#SirBobbyCharlton
We are delighted to announce the evolution of Find A Better Way as we continue our work supporting victims of conflict and recognise the contribution of our great founder as The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation. thesbcfoundation.org@SirBobby
Happy Birthday to the great man who started our foundation! 🎈
Without him, we wouldn't be able to support so many amazing individuals who have devastatingly been caught up in conflict.
Happy Birthday Sir Bobby! You are an inspiration to us all.
#HappyBirthday#SirBobby#SBCF
Football remembers Sir Bobby Charlton. The former Manchester United and England great's funeral procession made one final trip past Old Trafford, applauded by fans at the ground ❤️
The Sir Bobby Charlton Centre for Rehabilitation in Amman is fully operational with social distancing measures in place. We are continuing to support Syrian refugees like one year old Adam Al Zoubi with much-needed physiotherapy services.
On behalf of @SirBobby we would like to thank everyone at the @LRWAssociation for their fantastic donation and for naming Find A Better Way their chosen charity this year. Thank you! lrwa.org.uk/partnerships-aff…
Sir Bobby Charlton’s funeral will take place on Monday the 13th of November at 2pm. The funeral cortège will pass Old Trafford on its way to the cathedral, and fans and members of the public are invited to pay their respects along the route ❤️
#BobbyCharlton#SirBobbyCharlton
We're pleased to be hosting our annual @ManUtd charity shirt sale to raise money for victims of conflict.
Visit us today and tomorrow between 10am - 3pm to pick up yours!
Find us at: Philpotts Limited, Booths Park, Chelford Rd, Knutsford, WA16 8QZ
We are so grateful to the 3G Team for their inspirational fundraising on behalf of The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation.
Our heartfelt thanks to Vanessa Hennessy from our research team at UCL as well as both her daughter and her father
Show your support here
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The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation initially started when our founder, Sir Bobby Charlton was on a sporting Ambassador trip in Cambodia when he witnessed the devastating effects that landmines were having on civilians.
To find out more about what we do, visit our website.
We would like to thank everyone who has contacted us this week.
Since the announcement of Sir Bobby’s diagnosis of dementia over the weekend people are very interested to know whether Sir Bobby is still involved with the charity’s work.
Read more here:
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Happy Birthday to the great man who started our foundation.
Without him, we wouldn't be able to support so many amazing individuals who have devastatingly been caught up in conflict.
Happy Birthday Sir Bobby.
Our founder @SirBobby toured the @UofGCCE laboratories at @UofGlasgow today to see first hand the Find A Better Way-funded development of synthetic bone for treating landmine blast survivors.
Join us for our first virtual oral evidence session on Tuesday 28 April when we will question Minister @JamesCleverly & Secretary of State for @DFID_UK @annietrev from 2.30pm on the effectiveness of #UKaid amid the coronavirus pandemic. Read here: bit.ly/3cHsDvG
We are so grateful to the wonderful @MU_Foundation for its generous donation to the first Safe Play Zone in Battambang Province, Cambodia.
Head to our website to read the full story: thesbcfoundation.org/manches…
Our founder @SirBobby and our CEO @McGrathLou are at @UofGlasgow today learning about the synthetic bone project Find A Better Way is funding. Here are Lou and Sir Bobby meeting with Principal Professor Sir Anton Muscatelli and @ManuelMime.
From our fact-finding team in #Cambodia: Overcrowding in cities is leading to more rural development, often in areas like Ratanakiri still infested with unexploded cluster munitions dropped by American bombers btw 1965-74. Thx @MAGsaveslives Risk Education & Data Gathering Teams.
We are extremely saddened by the passing of Jack Charlton, brother of Sir Bobby and member of England's 1966 World Cup-winning team.
Our deepest condolences go to all the Charlton family for their immensely sad loss.
🔬 We are proud to support groundbreaking research which assists with the rehabilitation of victims of conflict.
🎓 In partnership with @UCL, The SBCF's PTSD research investigates how available medication can be used to alleviate the effects of trauma.
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Happy #CharityTuesday from The SBC Foundation in Amman, Jordan! 🤝Located in Jordan and Cambodia, The SBCF centres act as recovery hubs which allow our centre partners to provide psychological and physiological support to conflict affected communities. ow.ly/EPyA50ybGVE
It was our founder Sir Bobby's 84th Birthday last week and we're delighted to also be celebrating the 10 year #anniversary of our wonderful Foundation!🎈
Take a look at the video attached to see Sir Bobby Charlton discussing the beginnings of the #Foundation.
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During his visit to Cambodia, The SBCF's CEO, Lou McGrath celebrated Sir Bobby’s birthday with the staff of Disability Development Services Pursat. Happy birthday from Cambodia @SirBobby! #HappyBirthdaySirBobby
Sir Bobby could never resist the opportunity to kick a ball whenever and wherever he travelled, as he did with these children in Cambodia.
His visits to Cambodia and the communities stricken by landmines inspired him to set up his own charity to support them.
#SirBobyCharlton
We are so grateful to the @MU_Foundation for its generous donation to our first Safe Play Zone in Cambodia ❤️
Read more on the project and find out how to donate here: thesbcfoundation.org/safe-pl…
In celebration of @SirBobby's birthday 🎉 we're proud to have donated £33,000 from our Covid-19 response fund to @SBCFoundation's first 'Safe Play' project in Cambodia ⚽️
The donation goes towards funding a safe environment for children living with the risk of landmines ❤️
We are delighted to have partnered with the @MU_Foundation on the first Safe Play site in Cambodia. Safe Play will target areas of the world where the explosive #legacy of #war continues to rob young people of their childhoods.
Find out more here: ow.ly/oZcU50Gof4a
CEO of The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation, Lou McGrath discusses the history of our charity and how our mission has evolved to assist victims of conflict, through the contribution of our founder, @SirBobby Charlton. piped.video/Q7tKQU2lXgc
This eye-opening statistic highlights how governments should be doing more to support the thousands of children who are living in unsanitary and unsafe condition across the world due to extreme poverty and the legacy of war.
The Find A Better Way-funded research project at the @UofGlasgow to grow synthetic bone (and its unplanned use to save Eva the dog's leg) is in the news again!
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The University of Glasgow, supported by The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation, is developing new methods for re-growing bone following an explosive blast injury.
Find out more here...
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So sorry to hear about the passing today of Nobby Stiles, former World Cup winning team mate of our founder Sir Bobby Charlton. Our thoughts and condolences are with Nobby’s family at this time.
This week sees the launch of our Covid-19 Emergency Fund Appeal to help support countries being disproportionately disadvantaged by the current global pandemic.
Please visit ow.ly/2Gjn50zrVwW to make a donation or read more at ow.ly/rtYk50zrVwX#fundraiser
Many Syrian refugees have been left physically and psychologically damaged by conflict in the region. The Sir Bobby Charlton Rehabilitation Centre in Jordan offers a wide range of therapies to support these innocent victims on the road to recovery.
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The SBCF Art Therapy programme, managed by our centre partners, encourages young refugees suffering from PTSD to engage in various art activities to heal from, and shed light on their devastating experiences. Explore the powerful paintings by visiting ow.ly/a1sx50xdQg4
Yesterday, we said goodbye to our founder.
Thank you, Sir Bobby for your extraordinary contributions to both football and humanity. Your legacy will continue to live on.
In the words of your grandson, William Balderston, “We are all so extraordinarily lucky to have had you.”
🧒Over 35% of Syrian refugees in Jordan are aged 11 and under.
🎨The SBCF's Art Therapy initiative helps refugee children with PTSD.
💭The programme enables the children to express themselves and understand their experiences.
ℹ️ View the paintings here: thesbcfoundation.org/gallery…
Just £10 could provide an emergency hygiene kit for a family in Cambodia for one month. Text BOBBY to 70025 to donate £10 and help reduce the spread of Covid-19 in some of the poorest countries in the world.
#Covid19#fundraiser#SBCF
Last week, we bid farewell to Sir Bobby, a football icon whose legacy extends far beyond the pitch.
His vision to help those affected by conflict will forever be a guiding light.
Let's honour his legacy by continuing his incredible humanitarian work.
Rest in peace #SirBobby
The Sir Bobby Charlton Centre for Rehabilitation in Amman is fully operational with social distancing measures in place. Our physiotherapists are continuing to support Syrian refugees who have suffered the loss of a limb in the recent conflict.
Today, The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation's thoughts are with our friends at @ManUtd as we remember those effected by the devastating Munich Air Disaster which claimed the lives of 23 people on February 6th, 1958. #MunichAirDisaster#FlowersOfManchester#BusbyBabes
An art exhibition by Syrian refugee children has opened at the constituency offices of Dan Carden MP in Anfield. The initiative is led by Sir Bobby Charlton’s charity, Find A Better Way which seeks to transform the lives of communities affected by conflict.findabetterway.org.uk/news/l…
On #WorldRefugeeDay, Find A Better Way is celebrating the perseverance and determination of refugees around the world, like FABW's scholarship holder, Huda Moneir Asfour. To read her full story, please visit: findabetterway.org.uk/news/f…
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation is working with the University of Glasgow to develop synthetic bone for use by trauma surgeons to repair the limbs of landmine blast victims and others whose bones have been shattered. ow.ly/gdxa50AYl8B
Happy New Year! 🎆
A huge thank you to everyone who has supported us in 2021. Here's to continuing to help victims of conflict across the world in 2022 ❤️
🏅 Join Sir Bobby's Corporate Champions Programme today.
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Thank you to the @MU_Foundation for honouring our founder, Sir Bobby Charlton alongside Sir Alex in this way.
Nurturing the talent of the younger generation remains a lifelong goal of Sir Bobby and putting his name to one of these scholarships is a very fitting accolade.
Thank you to David Beckham for his support in spreading the word about The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation’s Covid-19 appeal, helping to support developing countries during the global pandemic.
#thankyou#DavidBeckham
The Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation’s emergency appeal is now underway in Cambodia, Iraq and Jordan.
To find out more and to lend your support, read more here:
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Congratulations to the first @SirBobby Charlton Scholarship students who have graduated as Prosthetic Engineers. The students received a Scholarship at the Exceed Training Centre, Cambodia and will now be able to assist where the need for their expertise will be great.
Last Friday, His Excellency Pharidh Kan, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Cambodia to the UK, honoured Lou McGrath, SBCF CEO and Donna Moss-Seymour, COO, with the Medal Award Royal Order of Sahametrei for their humanitarian efforts in Cambodia.
Read more: ow.ly/UoMx50IGsYN
A heartwarming personal message to Sir Bobby Charlton from a child at the Sir Bobby Charlton Rehabilitation Centre in Amman, Jordan. The centre provides physical and psychological support to victims of conflict. #HumanitarianAid#HumanitarianAssistance#Education#Training
We are so grateful to the @MU_Foundation and its CEO @JohnShielsMU for their support to help fund secure environments for youngsters to enjoy and to protect them from the threat of explosive devices.
Read more on our Safe #Play initiative here: thesbcfoundation.org/safe-pl…
The SBC Foundation Cambodia have handed over emergency food parcels and hygiene protection kits to the Cambodia Mine Action and Victims Authority. Join us in the fight against COVID-19 in Cambodia: ow.ly/gise50zpuEj
We are pleased to share our latest project in #Iraq: Teach Safe.
#Teach# Safe is our new, #educational initiative where we endeavour to teach explosive hazard #risk education to teachers living in conflicted-affected communities, who can then in turn to teach their pupils.
This eye-opening footage is a stark warning of the very urgent threat that coronavirus poses on those living in refugee camps, with health officials estimating that over 100,000 refugees could die if an outbreak was to occur.
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As we head into the New Year, we just wanted to reflect on the rollercoaster of 2020 and just say a great big THANK YOU.
Thank you to everyone who has supported us.
And thank you, for all of the donations which allow us to do what we do.
Happy New Year!
Thinking of the perfect Christmas gift? 🎁 Visit us on the 4th and 5th December, in Knutsford, between 10am - 3pm to pick up a @ManUtd shirt and help us raise money for victims of conflict!
Here at SBCF, we recognise the great bravery of women like Hana, a @MAGsaveslives deminer working in Iraq to clear landmines and unexploded remnants of war. This moving film is testament to their immense courage.
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More than 250,000 Syrians have lost their lives in four-and-a-half years of armed conflict in the region and more than 11 million others have been forced from their homes. At the Sir Bobby Charlton Rehabilitation Centre in Amman, we provide physical and psychological support.
On 27 April #TheDeminer will be released online and in select theatres. We highly recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about the complex social problems that conflicts leave behind, or who simply wants to see the story of a true hero in action.
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The SIr Bobby Charlton Foundation Cambodia have today signed a partnership Grant Funding Agreement on 'Strengthening Community Resilience to Mine Risk Education and COVID-19 in Cambodia,' joining together in the fight against COVID-19 in Cambodia.
“I would not have been able to afford to buy the face masks, soap and bleach myself. Now me and my family will have greater confidence going about everyday life without contracting or spreading COVID-19.”
@TheHALOTrust
Read the full story here:
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A heartwarming personal message to Sir Bobby Charlton from a child at the Sir Bobby Charlton Rehabilitation Centre in Amman, Jordan. The centre provides physical and psychological support to victims of conflict. #HumanitarianAid#HumanitarianAssistance#Education#Training