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Ambassador supports vital Twinning Project

Wolves Foundation ambassador and former promotion-winning captain Karl Henry delivered a coaching session to round off another successful cohort of the Twinning Project at HMP Oakwood in Featherstone.

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Published: Thursday, 12 November 2026 at 2:30 PM

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Wolves Foundation ambassador Karl Henry led a coaching session for the Twinning Project at HMP Oakwood.
Sixteen prisoners completed the 10-week programme to earn a recognised coaching qualification.
The Twinning Project links professional football clubs with prisons to boost health and post-release employment.

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Wolves Foundation ambassador and former club captain Karl Henry visited HMP Oakwood in Featherstone to support the latest cohort of the Twinning Project. Henry participated in a Q&A session about his career, directed a coaching drill, and played in a match that concluded a 10-week coaching course for 16 prisoners.

The Twinning Project partners professional football clubs with prisons across England and Wales to improve prisoner health, wellbeing, and post-release employability. Wolves Foundation plans to launch another cohort at HMP Oakwood in the New Year.

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