THE MISSION

At EWP, we are driven by a vision to promote skateboarding and safe recreational facilities while fostering the next generation of skilled workers. As a registered Community Interest Company (CIC), we are committed to leveraging our unique position to serve and uplift our community.

EWP is dedicated to constructing world-class skating environments that not only meet but exceed the standards for competitive use. Our track record is a testament to our capabilities, having successfully built competition-grade facilities and hosted national championships.

Beyond physical infrastructure, we are profoundly committed to social impact. Our best-in-class training for work programs aim to tackle youth unemployment, providing meaningful employment opportunities and contributing to the overall well-being and development of our community.

Our passion for skateboarding is matched by our dedication to community building. We recognise the significant impact that youth unemployment has on society, and we are determined to address this issue head-on. By empowering young people with skills and opportunities, we aspire to create a positive ripple effect that will benefit our community for generations to come.

EWP is more than just a skating initiative; it is a beacon of hope and opportunity. We strive to be a catalyst for change, inspiring young people, and fostering a vibrant, inclusive, and thriving community.

The strategic vision

EWP functions as a social enterprise delivering a unique combination of training for work programs, community skateboarding/recreational facilities as well as creating a world class, competition grade indoor skateboarding facility, putting Edinburgh on the international skateboarding map.

3 key pillars:

  • Training for work – on the job training, up skilling, targeting NEETs
  • Developing small scale skateboarding facilities (e.g. 200-300 square meters)
  • Create an international competition grade facility in Edinburgh (ideally in Leith)

We also host events, competitions and develop media and brand partnerships.

Training for Work

Delivering training for NEETS (Not in Education, Employment, or Training), 18 - 26yr olds in:

Who we've worked with to deliver our Training for Work Programmes:

Our work is supported by:

skateboard scotland

EWP (The Edinburgh Wheels Project CiC), Silvan House, 231 Corstorphine Road, Corstorphine, Edinburgh EH12 7AT

Registered CIC: SC698796

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