The impact of table tennis in deprived areas – Ping Blackpool and @ The Grange
Laura Ivinson from Blackpool Council reflects on the impact table tennis has had on people from deprived areas within the city.
The power of Ping – St Vincent’s Support Centre
St Vincent’s Support Centre offer a range of activities and support for vulnerable individuals and families in Leeds. They have introduced table tennis and have... Continue reading
The power of Ping – Grange Park
Follow the Power of Ping series as we delve into the impact of the Ping project, this time we’re visiting Grange Park to see the... Continue reading
The power of Ping – WomenZone
WomenZone in Bradford support and empower women to reach their full potential through new projects and services. After introducing table tennis to their group, the... Continue reading
The power of Ping – Keith’s story
Keith suffers with Dementia, however when he’s playing table tennis he’s happy and comes to life.
The power of Ping – Men in Sheds
Men in Sheds are community workshops where men can create, converse and connect. The Men in Sheds project in Barnsley has incorporated table tennis into... Continue reading
The power of Ping – Seacroft Care Home
See inside Seacroft Care Home, where table tennis has brought residents together and created a sense of community.
The power of Ping – Mansfield Bat and Chat
The Ping Pong Parlour in Four Seasons Shopping Centre, Mansfield, has been hosting regular Bat and Chat sessions for older and isolated members of the... Continue reading
The power of Ping – KX Tribe
The outdoor Ping tables at Granary Square in London are home to the KX Tribe, a diverse group who come together over their love of... Continue reading
The power of Ping – Hilary’s story
Hilary is registered blind and her family couldn’t believe it when they were told she had been playing table tennis in her care home. With... Continue reading