Could You Be a Young Person’s Welfare Ambassador in Cheshire?
- Cheshire Tennis
- Jul 24
- 1 min read
Cheshire Tennis is proud to support the LTA’s Young Person’s Welfare Ambassador (YPWA) programme, an exciting initiative that gives young people aged 14–24 the chance to make a real impact at their local venue.
YPWAs play an important role in promoting safeguarding and welfare by raising awareness, gathering feedback from fellow players, and acting as a link between young people and venue committees.
The 12-month programme is designed to build confidence, develop leadership skills, and support future careers in areas like sport, education, social work and more. From public speaking to event planning, it’s a brilliant opportunity to grow both personally and professionally and make a difference in your tennis community.
If you or someone you know is interested, please speak to your club’s Welfare Officer, coach, or a committee member. If you’re under 18, be sure to discuss it with a parent or carer first.
We’d love to see young people across Cheshire stepping into this important role and helping to make our venues safer, stronger, and more inclusive.
For full details, visit the safeguarding section of cheshiretennis.org.uk HERE or speak to your venue team.
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