Millwall Community Trust (MCT) and Millwall Football Club welcomed the Mayor of Lewisham, Liam Shrivastava, and Lewisham councillors on Friday evening for a visit highlighting the work being delivered across the local community

Millwall Community Trust (MCT) and Millwall Football Club welcomed the Mayor of Lewisham, Liam Shrivastava, and Lewisham councillors on Friday evening for a visit highlighting the work being delivered across the local community.

During the visit, MCT CEO Sean Daly and Managing Director Mark Fairbrother delivered presentations alongside MCT Executive Vice Chairman Peter Varney, outlining the work of the Trust and the positive impact of its programmes across the borough.

The visit provided an opportunity to showcase how Millwall and MCT continue to support local residents through a range of community initiatives, creating opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds.

Through its work across education, employability, health and wellbeing, sport and inclusion, MCT remains committed to making a lasting difference to the lives of people across Lewisham and the surrounding areas.

The visit also reinforced the importance of working collaboratively with local authorities and community partners to address local needs, strengthen relationships and create further opportunities for residents.

Millwall and MCT would like to thank Mayor Liam Shrivastava and the Lewisham councillors for taking the time to visit and learn more about the work being delivered across the community.

Sean Daly, MCT CEO said: “It was a pleasure to welcome the Mayor of Lewisham, Liam Shrivastava, and councillors to Millwall on Friday evening to showcase the work of Millwall Community Trust and the positive impact we continue to make across our local community.

“We are proud of our longstanding relationship with Lewisham and the partnerships we have built over the years. Our work goes far beyond football, creating opportunities, supporting residents and helping to improve lives through education, employability, health and wellbeing.

“Visits like this are important in highlighting what can be achieved when organisations work together, and we look forward to continuing to build on these relationships to benefit the people and communities we serve.”