community wellbeing event with cyclopark charity and blakes pink promise
  • SATURDAY 7TH NOVEMBER 2026

THEIR FUTURE. OUR PROMISE.

Protecting children. Starting conversations. Inspiring change.

  • Guest speakers
  • Fitness classes & activities
  • Local charity awareness

Age 12+. Refunds available up to 3 days before the event.

Organised by & in aid of  Blake’s Pink Promise & Cyclopark Charity

Every child deserves to feel safe, heard & supported.

But the challenges facing children and young people today are increasingly complex, and protecting their wellbeing is a responsibility we all share.

On Saturday 7 November, Blake’s Pink Promise and the Cyclopark Charity are bringing together inspirational campaigners, families, educators and communities for a powerful day of awareness, conversation and action.

Through compelling stories and practical insights, we’ll explore some of the most pressing issues affecting young people today:

Online Safety

Mental Health

Bullying & Knife Crime

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Real Stories

Voices of change

Meet the inspirational campaigners and community voices turning personal experiences into action at this event. Through their stories, we’ll explore how we can better protect children, recognise risks and create safer environments for young people.

Lauren Cowell
Speaker

Lauren Cowell

Lauren Cowell is a mother of two and a passionate campaigner for children’s safety and wellbeing in the digital world. As part of the Raise the Age campaign, she advocates for greater online protections for children and helps parents navigate smartphones, social media, and digital wellbeing.

Lisa Kenevan
Speaker

Lisa Kenevan

Lisa Kenevan, co-founder of Be Challenge Aware, is a bereaved mother campaigning for a safer online world after the loss of her son, Isaac. She visits schools and businesses to raise awareness among parents about harmful social media trends and online challenges.

Ellen Roome MBE
Speaker

Ellen Roome MBE

Ellen Roome MBE is an award-winning children's online safety campaigner and founder of Jools' Law. Following the tragic loss of her son, Jools, she has campaigned nationally for legislative changes, data access, and greater corporate accountability.

Atiq Rehman
Speaker

Atiq Rehman

Atiq Rehman is a motivational speaker, humanitarian, and founder of Unspoken – A New Voice for Kindness. His mission is to use his voice to save lives, unite people, and prove that kindness has no boundaries across schools, communities, and national media.

Stuart Stephens
Speaker

Stuart Stephens

Stuart Stephens is the father of Olly Stephens and co-founder of The Olly Stephens Trust ("Olly's Work"). His organization focuses on educating parents, teachers, and children about online harms and their real-world consequences while lobbying Parliament.

Leanne Lucas
Speaker

Leanne Lucas

Leanne Lucas is the founder of Let’s Be Blunt CIC and a survivor of the 2024 Southport attack. Using a public health model and lived experience, her talk explores practical and proactive ways to reduce knife harm and make communities safer.

Sara Damergi
Host

Sara Damergi

Sara Damergi is a TV presenter known for Coast vs Country, A Place in the Sun, and BBC One's Morning Live. As a mum of two, she is proud to support Blake’s Pink Promise and help raise awareness for the charity and its incredible campaigners.

Jack Clarke
MC

Jack Clarke

Jack Clarke is a fitness industry business owner who brings fitness, community, and charitable causes together. Through collaborative projects and fitness challenges, his goal is to turn a shared passion for health into meaningful community impact.

Get moving together.

Choose from a range of activities to take part in inbetween talks, to move and connect together.

Fitness Activity 1
Fitness Activity 2
Fitness Activity 3
Fitness Activity 4
Fitness Activity 5
Fitness Activity 6

Your Day At A Glance

A day of thought-provoking talks, practical insights, movement and reflection. Discover the programme and plan your day, from inspirational speakers and community conversations to activities designed to bring people together.

Arrival

10:00 - 10:20 Registration in the Marquee, with a DJ, coffee and stallholders. Select your activities.

Welcome

10:20 - 10:30 An introduction to the event and what to expect.

Group HIIIT Warm Up

10:30 - 11:00 A full-group HIIT session in the Marquee.

Talk 1: Jools' Law

11:00 - 11:30 Lauren Cowell / Ellen Roome MBE discuss Jools' Law and the campaign for the automatic preservation of children's online and social media data after death.

Activity Session 1

11:30 - 12:00 Take part in your first self-selected activity of the day.

Talk 2: Let's Be Blunt

12:05 - 12:35 Leanne Lucas discusses practical approaches to reducing knife harm in our communities.

Activity Session 2

12:40 -13:10 Take part in your second self-selected activity of the day.

Comfort Break

13:10 - 13:30 Enjoy a 20 minute break to refuel and recharge in our onsite café.

Talk 3: Olly's Work

13:30 14:00 Stuart Stephens discusses the work of the Olly Stephens Trust, including knife crime awareness, online safety and bullying.

Activity Session 3

14:00 14:30 Take part in your third self selected activity of the day.

Talk 4: Be Challenge Aware

14:30 - 14:45 Lisa Kenevan of Be Challenge Aware shares how raising awareness, starting conversations and supporting young people can help communities stay safe from harmful online challenges.

Talk 5: Unspoken

14:45 - 15:00 Atiq Rehman shares how Unspoken brings communities together through kindness, community action and charity fundraising.

Group Yoga & Reflection

15:00 15:00 Finish the day with a group yoga session and a moment to reflect on the community experience you've shared.

Your Ticket Includes

What you can access during this event:

  • Entry to Community Wellbeing Day
  • 5 community talks
  • 3 self-selected fitness/wellbeing sessions
  • Group HIIT warm-up
  • Group yoga and reflection
  • Access to community stallholders
  • M&S goodie bag with water and snacks

Meet The Charities

About Cyclopark Charity

Cyclopark Charity exists to get the local community moving, on two feet or two wheels.

We provide children, young people and families with a safe, welcoming and inclusive space to feel healthier, happier and more connected through Ride, Fitness and Play activities at our venue in Gravesend.

We have 8.5km of traffic free cycling and 6 dedicated exercise studios for our 70+ classes to take place each week. We believe your Movement Matters. 

About Blake's Pink Promise

Blake’s Pink Promise was created in memory of Blake, a much-loved 13-year-old girl, with the aim of making sure every child feels heard, valued and supported.

We provide children and young people with a safe, welcoming and non-judgemental space to talk about their feelings and whatever they may be going through.

We want to help children feel less alone, build confidence, and know that asking for help is a strength.

A promise to be there when it matters the most.

Every ticket supports both charities, with entrance fees split equally! 

Additional Information

Car Parking

Cyclopark has a 200 space onsite car park. Car parking charges apply to all event participants. Payable on exit. Over 4 hours parking charges: £7.00. Blue Badge parking is free.

M&S Goodie Bag

All event ticket holders will receive a goodie bag containing Marks and Spencers items, a bottle of water, snacks and leaflets. Collectable at the end of the day.

Stallholders

Engage with stallholders and charities located in the marquee throughout the day. A chance to meet local small businesses and those who are making a difference in your community.

What To Bring

Please attend with a bottle of water and some snacks to keep you going throughout the day. All equipment will be provided for all activities, so please bring yourself and a positive attitude!

Venue Impacts

This event is not included in any Cyclopark Membership. During this event, all fitness studios (excluding the gym) will be in use, meaning the regular classes will be unavailable. Please know that the gym will remain open for members throughout the day.

Under 16's

An Under 16 can purchase a ticket attend the Community Wellbeing Day but they must be accompanied by an adult who also has purchased a ticket. Under 16’s can select to do all activities, excluding the Kettlebells session.

Can I Join In?

Absolutely, this event is for everyone – no previous experience is required. All activities are designed for a range of abilities, with instructors offering adaptations where appropriate to suit all participants. This is not a hardcore fitness event, this is about moving together.

Be Part of Their Future

Awareness is where change begins. By listening, learning and starting conversations, we can all play a part in creating a safer, more supportive future for our children.

Join Blake’s Pink Promise and Cyclopark Charity on Saturday 7 November.