BoxWise works with the most disadvantaged and vulnerable young people across the UK, striving to reduce the rates of gang violence and knife crime through sport, community and opportunity.
"BoxWise is the most significant boxing charity of our generation"
- FRANK WARREN
BoxWise delivers 10-week boxing programmes to the most disadvantaged and vulnerable young people across the UK, striving to reduce the rates of gang violence and knife crime through sport, community and opportunity.
Originally founded and fully funded by the Nick Maughan Family Foundation until gaining charitable status in the Spring of 2024, BoxWise delivers its leading syllabus to across the country in England Boxing gyms, schools and youth centres.
BoxWise is proud to partner with England Boxing, Centrepoint and StreetDoctors.
England Boxing is the governing body for the sport of boxing in England, with more than 1000 affiliated clubs and in excess of 24000 members.
Great Britain Disability Boxing's ethos is that Boxing should be accessible to all levels of ability.
Centrepoint is the UK’s leading youth homelessness charity, with BoxWise sessions delivered at their centres supporting some of the most vulnerable young people across the UK.
StreetDoctors train young people affected by violence in how to save lives through emergency first aid at the scene of a violent attack, and increase their understanding of the consequences of violence.
As we move into 2026, BoxWise remains rooted in the belief that every young person deserves the opportunity to build confidence, discipline, and a sense of purpose. What began as a simple idea using boxing as a tool for positive change has grown into a nationally delivered programme supporting young people in some of the UK’s most challenging communities.
Over the coming year, our focus is clear: deepening impact, strengthening quality, and ensuring sustainability as we continue to scale. We will invest further in our coaches, our curriculum, and our partnerships, while expanding inclusive provision for young people with additional needs and those at risk of exclusion.
Above all, we remain committed to doing this work with integrity, evidence, and ambition, measuring what matters, listening to the young people we serve, and continually raising the standard of what sport-led youth development can achieve.
