Charity CEO, Deputy Lieutenant & Social Mobility Commissioner
Saeed Atcha, CEO of Xplode Magazine has been appointed to the advisory council of the CareTech Foundation along with Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson and Dr Rosena Allin-Khan MP. The CareTech Foundation is the charitable foundation of CareTech Plc that provides social care services in the UK. The CareTech Foundation has created a new Advisory Council and has multi-million pound…
With youth provision at an all-time low and most civic buildings closed, wouldn’t you rather young people congregating in a library than setting fires. Young people have a lot of prejudices. Those aged over 16, can work and pay tax yet don’t have a say where that tax goes because they can’t vote. This prejudice…
I'm pleased to announce that Xplode Magazine is launching a project to change the conversation around mental health within young people. Young Boltonian’s have designed a project with aims to improve public attitudes towards people with mental health problems, share mental health stories and reduce discrimination, all whilst giving young people the opportunity to develop…
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Saeed Atcha, Chief Executive of Xplode Magazine, is joining members of the public from around the United Kingdom who have this week learned that they have been invited to The Wedding of HRH Prince Henry of Wales and Ms. Meghan Markle. Prince Harry and Ms. Markle have said they wanted their wedding day to be…
21-year-old Saeed Atcha is going back to his old school as a role model rather than the self-confessed 'tearaway teen' he was when he attended Ladybridge High School. Saeed has been appointed Governor and said: "I've wanted to be a governor for about a year or so now but I didn't really know where so when…
