Thank you for your interest in USC.
Whether you would like to make a referral, ask a question, find out more about our activities, discuss partnership opportunities, or speak to us about supporting a child or young person, we would be pleased to hear from you.
USC aims to respond to enquiries as soon as possible. Please provide as much relevant information as you can so that we can direct your enquiry to the right person.
Make a Referral
If you would like to refer a child or young person to USC, please complete the referral form below.
Referrals may come from:
- parents or carers
- schools
- community organisations
- youth workers
- social workers
- local services
- partner organisations
- self-referrals from young people, where appropriate
When making a referral, please include details of the young person’s needs, interests, age, parent/carer contact details, and any important safeguarding, health or support information that USC should be aware of.
Please note that submitting a referral does not automatically confirm a place. USC will review the information provided and contact you to discuss the next steps.
General Enquiries
For general questions about USC, our activities, football sessions, youth development work, volunteering, partnerships or community projects, please complete the enquiry form below.
You can also use the enquiry form if you would like to:
- ask about upcoming activities
- find out how to register a child or young person
- discuss partnership working
- offer support or sponsorship
- volunteer with USC
- ask a question about our services
- request further information
USC Enquiry Form – Fill Out Form
Contact Details
You can contact USC using the details below:
Email: unitysccic@outlook.com
Phone: 07393344748
Main contact: Carlos Lerma/USC Team
Organisation: Unity Sports Collective
Safeguarding and Urgent Concerns
If your enquiry relates to a safeguarding concern, please make this clear in your message so that it can be dealt with appropriately.
USC will take safeguarding concerns seriously and will follow its safeguarding procedures where there may be a risk to a child, young person or adult at risk.
Please note that USC is not an emergency service.
If a child, young person or adult is at immediate risk of harm, or if there is an emergency, please call 999.
For non-emergency police concerns, call 101.
Privacy Notice
Any personal information submitted through our referral or enquiry forms will be handled confidentially and in line with USC’s Data Protection/GDPR Policy.
We will only use the information provided to respond to your enquiry, manage referrals, keep appropriate records, and meet our safeguarding and legal responsibilities.
Please do not include unnecessary sensitive information unless it is relevant to the referral, enquiry or safeguarding concern.
We Look Forward to Hearing From You
USC welcomes contact from young people, families, local residents, professionals, community groups, funders and partner organisations.
Please complete the relevant form below and a member of USC will get back to you.