dance4life UK is supported by celebrities and organisations up and down the country.
Here’s your chance to find out about them, hear why they got involved, and see more celebrity supporters busting moves in our Celebrity Dance Video.
Below you can check out which celebs have made our ambassador list and also see which super-supportive companies help us make dance4life so fantastic.
Kiss 100′s DJ Neev presented the dance4life event 2008 at the Ministry Of Sound and was welcomed in 2009 as a new ambassador for dance4life.
She has since been a fantastic champion for dance4life doing all she can to help get the dance4life message out to young people in the UK.
Neev says: “Creating awareness and then seeing young people passing on this knowledge to their peers is such a strong tool. I can also do this utilising one of the things closest to my heart: music.”
Kutski has become one of the biggest stars in British dance music.
Representing hard dance on Radio 1 every weekend, as well as at the biggest clubs around the world, so we’re really happy to have him on board. He says: ‘dance4life is a great charity making a real difference and if I can help them spread the word by doing what I love then I’m going to do it as loudly as I can!!’
English singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Patrick Wolf is an incredibly exciting and talented artist.
His support for dance4life is linked to his passion for combating the stigma around HIV and AIDS. He says: “‘It’s important for young people to know that HIV is no longer a problem about straight or gay, it’s a problem for all humans…We should try and lose the stigma, so that we can educate ourselves…and in that way we can combat it.’
Rising boy band stars VICE got behind dance4life to celebrate the potential of young people to make a difference.
They said: ‘It’s part of our responsibility as public figures to influence younger generations in a positive way. We really believe in what dance4life stands for and want to help share the message with young people across the UK!’
London’s No Limit dance crew are our official dance ambassadors. They perform the dance4life drill on film for us on youTube and were one of the amazing acts to perform at the BIG Event 2010!
dance4life UK won funding from the European Union to raise awareness of development issues amongst young people.
One of dance4life’s key partners. Durex support’s dance4life by donating 50,000 condoms to the programme per year.
Superfried are a London based design collective covering all aspects of graphic design and illustration for screen and print. They have been very supportive of the dance4life programme, working across the media materials.
Complete Control is a double BAFTA winning interactive production company which specialises in the youth market. With over 10 years experience in engaging young people they were pleased to be invited to create this website with dance4life.
This document has been produced with the financial assistance of the European Union. The contents of this document are the sole responsibility of Restless Development and can under no circumstances be regarded as reflecting the position of the European Union.
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