London Sports Trust gets young people active across Hammersmith & Fulham
19 June 2026 · By Boroughly editorial — AI-assisted, human-reviewed.
The London Sports Trust is working with Hammersmith & Fulham Council to increase physical activity among young people across the borough, with council support channelled through its King Charles programme, according to a council profile published on 18 June.
The trust focuses on engaging young people who might otherwise miss out on structured sport and activity — often those in less affluent circumstances or with fewer options outside school. Its work in H&F sits within a broader push by the council to reduce health inequalities and give children and teenagers access to physical activity regardless of background.
For families in Fulham, the trust's programmes can represent a practical option beyond school PE or privately funded clubs. The King Charles fund, which the council administers locally, has supported a range of community and youth initiatives across the borough in recent years.
The council's full profile of the trust gives more detail on the specific activities on offer and how young people can get involved. Parents or youth workers looking for sporting opportunities in the area can visit the council's sports and parks pages or contact the trust directly. The council's profile is a useful starting point for anyone wanting to understand what provision currently exists for young people in Hammersmith & Fulham.