Latest News
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Project Hope: Looking back at three months of support for NHS staff
CACT worked with the Royal Borough of Greenwich to deliver Project Hope to support NHS staff and other frontline health and social care workers
21st April 2021
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CACT serves up an Easter Camp Feast!
CACT Easter Camps in Greenwich and Bexley help young people get social, creative and active as lockdown restriction eases.
20th April 2021
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Charlton men’s and women’s teams celebrate EFL Day of Action
• 270 young people attend holiday camp aimed at those on free school meals • Men’s striker Ronnie Schwartz visited alongside Charlton Athletic Women Head Coach Karen Hills
16th April 2021
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Ardmore Construction and Subcontractors support young people in Greenwich
The campaign was such a success that Ardmore Construction pulled together 92 food boxes, each one containing breakfast for two weeks, with healthy ingredients and easy-to-follow menus
16th April 2021
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Royal Greenwich Community Hub: One year on
Saturday 27 March marked one year since the Royal Greenwich Community Hub went live
1st April 2021
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Charlton Fans travel over 43,000 miles and raise £25,000 for CACT
Fans hit fundraising target of £25,000 for CACT through Race Europe challenge
1st April 2021
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Changes to the CACT Board of Trustees
CACT is pleased to announce the appointment of Marilyn Toft as Chair to the Board of Trustees
29th March 2021
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John Robinson matchworn shirt to be raffled for CACT
Enter now by Weds 7 April and support the teams taking part in Race Europe
26th March 2021
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The Charlton Upbeats: Celebrating World Down Syndrome Day
Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, CACT staff have been providing weekly virtual sessions for the Upbeats to ensure the group can still socialise with one another and take part in fun activities
19th March 2021
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CACT to virtually celebrate Red, White & Black Day
The annual matchday will be celebrated virtually this year
12th March 2021
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International Women's Day statement
5th March 2021
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CACT celebrates World Book Day 2021
Charlton players Ryan Inniss and Alex Gilbey spoke about the importance of reading
4th March 2021
