When looking for a potential partnership, we look for some synergy, and when we met Beth and Nico from FLX PT Studios we could clearly see that we have a lot in common.
They’re professionals, and very passionate about their work. They’re inclusive, they work with a broad range of clients who have different needs and different abilities. They’re ambitious, both for themselves and most importantly for their clients. And, they have not let the Covid-19 pandemic and the restrictions it brings stop them from transitioning their business model and making sure that even when they can’t meet face to face, they are making sure that their clients are able to continue their journey to good health and fitness.
All of this rings true with Teens Unite who also work hard to ensure a differentiated, inclusive charity that delivers in line with the needs of beneficiaries, and through the lockdown have transitioned service delivery to online, making sure that young cancer patients have the opportunity to meet with other young people and be part of an incredible community.
FLX will be utilising their growing social media channels to raise awareness of Teens Unite and our work, and we are delighted that they will be working with us to design and deliver some online sessions for the Teens (and hopefully face to face when restrictions allow) which will help them to rebuild their confidence, self-esteem and have a real sense of achievement as they work on their strength, in a safe and supportive environment.
If you’d like to find out more about FLX PT Studios, click here.
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