Complete survey to help the Foundation

2 min read

2nd Dec 2022

Residents of Wolverhampton are being asked to complete an anonymous survey to pass on information which will be used to shape services and support they can receive in the future.

All the information will help organisations like Wolves Foundation continue to make informed decisions about services and activities which, in turn, should ensure the right support is being provided to improve the health and wellbeing of the city’s residents.

The survey has been organised by the City of Wolverhampton Council, whom Wolves Foundation work closely with across a range of different projects, and feedback will therefore also play a part in helping to shape the charity’s priorities over the coming years.

It is aimed at all residents in the city over the age of 16 and is completely anonymous with people not required to provide their name and contact details.

The survey has been designed to enable the Council and community organisations across the city to understand what influences the lifestyles of Wolverhampton residents and how much, in particular, these have been impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.

The survey is expected to take 10 to 15 minutes to complete ahead of the closing date on December 30^th, with findings then being revealed in Spring, 2023.

Please select ‘Wolves Foundation’ in the scroll down menu at the end if you do complete the survey.

Click here to access the survey.

"A football club is so important to the local community, especially when you’re a one-club city like we are, and the Foundation’s initiatives and activities are second to none."

Gary O'Neil | Wolves Head Coach

"Without Wolves Foundation I wouldn't be here today, that's for certain."

John Martin | Head 4 Health participant

"As a lifelong Wolves fan, to represent the Club and Foundation is something I'll cherish forever."

Daz James | Wolves Disability FC

"It is amazing to be out there meeting people and having some fun. It is really important for Wolves to have this connection with the fans and to see the happiness in their faces."

Toti Gomes | Wolves Defender

"Savannah absolutely loves the group. The staff are committed to making every single session fun and welcoming."

Natasha | Healthy Goals parent

"It’s special because it's my club and I’m so proud to be from Wolves as well. I can see the projects and all the work Wolves Foundation are doing and I know it makes such an impact, so to even be a little part of that and to help out where I can – it's so exciting."

Amber Sandhu | Broadcaster and Foundation Ambassador

"It’s huge for the school, I can’t speak highly enough of Wolves Foundation and the opportunities that they give us."

Mr Robinson | Woodsetton School

“I think all football clubs should be the beating heart of their communities and Wolves, through the Foundation, manages to do that."

Johnny Phillips | Sky Sports Presenter and Foundation Ambassador

"We get loads of different opportunities with a Premier League club. I feel really privileged to be a part of it."

Mustafa | Football & Education College Academy student

"Frank has Alzheimer’s Disease and when he was first diagnosed we felt lost and alone. Attending Molineux Memories is a lifeline for both of us; it is run by friendly, committed staff who ensure that everyone is included and enjoys themselves."

Frank and Alison | Molineux Memories

"To come here and be hands on with the kids is unreal. Working with Wolves and the Foundation is a blessing and I'm honoured. It feels surreal sometimes but it's the best feeling."

S-X | Music Producer and Foundation Ambassador

"It's good to give back what you got. Football and the Wolves Foundation help me, so I like to help the community."

Taye | Premier League Kicks

"Wolves has definitely helped my personal development, but now also helps me to develop people I work with. I wouldn’t be where I am today without the opportunities Wolves Foundation have given me."

Carl Ackasovs | Wolves Foundation