The Evolve Well Trust aim is to make a real difference to the lives of others, by creating opportunity through business implementation, training & development, to enable the communities and people it supports, to change their lives for the better with sustainable income, healthcare, security and education.
The founder of the Trust, Justin Dodd, Managing Director of Evolve Training UK, with co founders Kevin Puttock of Rightway Training and Debbie Nuttall, a Business Development Consultant, plan to raise funds, manage and provide support for, various projects that meet this criteria.
The Trust is currently working with Dr Glenford Dinnal-Allen at the Phnom Penh Children’s Centre of Excellence in Cambodia which is an excellent example of the projects the Evolve Well Trust supports.

The Centre is currently home to some 87 children and young adults aged between 6 months and early 20′s, and was discovered in 2010 by Dr Dinnal-Allen, a former Special Forces Colonel.
The Centre was, and still is, not much more than a building site providing basic shelter and an element of safety to the children and young adults living there from the high sex crime rate, and various forms of abuse and neglect, many of whom will have experienced.
Dr. Dinnal-Allen’s vision is to provide them with a positive, safer more secure, sustainable future within the Centre and beyond into their adult life.

The Evolve Well Trust has devised a plan of action that will provide the Centre with clean sanitation and water; a shower block; a kitchen and hygienic eating facilities; medical supplies to tackle problems such as TB; a Centre Manager; Teachers & Carers; a Training Camp for traditional kickboxing to open for tourists & development of traditional arts, crafts and other skills.
All this has been costed and can be achieved for £40,000.
In the scheme of things a relatively small amount to achieve so much.

So please help us to reach this target by supporting our efforts in raising the £40,000 either by directly donating money or providing resource and materials.

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