Mark Williams
Founder
Carp Hunters Foundation creates access to fishing for young people from underprivileged communities, working with schools and families to support youth development, mentorship and stronger father-and-son relationships.
For many young people living near our rivers, fishing is within sight but not always within reach.
The cost of equipment, limited guidance and a lack of organised opportunities can prevent young people from experiencing everything fishing has to offer.
Carp Hunters Foundation works with underprivileged communities, schools and families to make fishing more accessible. Through safe, guided experiences, young people learn practical fishing skills while developing patience, confidence, responsibility and respect for the natural environment.
Our programmes also create opportunities for positive mentorship and meaningful time between fathers and sons, helping them learn together and build stronger relationships.
Fishing provides the setting. Youth development is the purpose.
We work with underprivileged communities, schools and families to give young people access to fishing experiences, equipment and guidance that may otherwise be out of reach.
Through practical coaching, participants learn responsible fishing skills such as casting, knotting, preparing traces and caring for the natural environment.
Fishing provides a practical setting for building confidence, patience, communication, problem-solving, responsibility and positive relationships.
Participants are encouraged through achievable milestones and activities that recognise their learning, effort and personal growth.
Meet the team helping young people discover new skills, confidence and connection through fishing.
Founder
Marketing Director
Financial Director
Media Liaison
Your support can help provide fishing equipment, transport, safety gear, training and guided experiences for young people who may otherwise never have the opportunity to participate.
By supporting Carp Hunters Foundation, you are helping young people gain practical skills, positive mentorship and a stronger connection to their families, communities and natural environment.