🎓 Today we’re spotlighting Caitlin, one of our Higher Education students who has been with us for four years, progressing from college into our programme in partnership with the University of South Wales. During that time, she’s built her confidence, improved her grades, and gained experience across our sessions and events. She’s now looking ahead to the next step, taking those skills with her. If you’d like to support the work we do, you can donate here. 👇 https://tinyurl.

Eight‑year‑old Eddie, a proud pupil at Blidworth Oaks Primary School, discovered his love for football in the most classic way through a day out with his dad. One match was all it took. Surrounded by the excitement of the crowd and the buzz of matchday, he was instantly hooked, and his passion for the club has only grown stronger ever since.

It’s Community Week, a special time dedicated to celebrating the work we do and, most importantly, the incredible people who make it all possible across our Trust.

“If I weren’t at this session right now, I’d probably

Today, at Mansfield Town’s game against Exeter, we are proud to welcome Oscar as our "Community Mascot", thanks to a kind donation from the Ollerton Stags Supporters Club.

"I've enjoyed getting physically fit, meeting new people and having that opportunity to talk to people about things that might be on my mind. It’s made a difference to me."

As part of the EFL’s Scan for Smile campaign, we’re proud to recognise Alfie, whose dedication to supporting grassroots football in his local community has made a real difference.

Kyson, a Year 6 student, was identified for project support due to his additional needs and limited confidence in taking on leadership opportunities within school.

Lifelong Mansfield Town supporter Stuart enjoyed a memorable 80th birthday when his family surprised him with a special visit to the RH Academy yesterday. Stuart met manager Nigel Clough, the players and staff, and watched the first-team squad in training.

Meet Holly Anthony - a Sports Coaching graduate now studying for her master’s in Sports Management at Loughborough University. With experience coaching and a passion for women in football, Holly recently visited one of our Wildcats sessions to see how grassroots football is creating more chances for young girls across the Midlands.

Travis’s journey with Mansfield Town Community Trust is a strong example of how local programmes can build confidence, create new opportunities, and inspire young people to think about their futures in a different way.

Adam Glew has been a dedicated and influential figure within our Trust for several years

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