On 29 April 1996, Hampton Trust was founded based on a simple belief: that harmful behaviour is not inevitable, and that with the right support, people can and do change. That belief has guided everything we have done since, from every intervention we have developed and delivered, to every professional we have trained, and every life we have helped transform.
Today, that belief and our work are backed by evidence. It is validated by thousands of service users every year who choose a different path, by the many victims and survivors who have told us that they feel safer, and it is reflected in a growing network of police forces and partner organisations who trust our models and approach.
Thirty years is worth celebrating! For our 30th anniversary we are inviting everyone, including staff, supporters, partners, and communities, to Choose YOUR 30.
The idea is simple: Over the course of our anniversary year, we are asking people to take on a personal challenge connected to the number 30. Run 30 miles, read 30 books, complete 30 acts of kindness – whatever speaks to you. Because at the heart of everything Hampton Trust does is the power of a single decision to commit to doing something differently.
For our anniversary year, we are inviting everyone who believes in our mission to Choose YOUR 30 - to take on a personal challenge connected to the number 30 and, in doing so, become part of our story.
Not at all. Choose YOUR 30 is deliberately flexible. Physical challenges like running 30 miles or completing 30 hikes are popular choices, but so are learning-based challenges (reading 30 books, learning 30 recipes), wellbeing challenges (30 days of meditation, 30 acts of kindness), creative challenges (taking 30 photographs, painting 30 pictures), or social challenges (volunteering 30 hours). If it connects to the number 30 and means something to you, it counts!
Yes, of course! Teams can share a challenge, split 30 completions between them, or each take on their own parallel challenges. Group participation is a great way to engage colleagues, sports clubs, or community groups.
You do not need to fundraise if you don’t want to. However, if you’d like to support our cause, you can either direct people to our Just Giving page or set up your own.
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