Proton Foundation members are invited to the Annual General Meeting to be held on Wednesday 17th April 2024 at 7.30pm on Zoom. For more information, email us.
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About Us

We exist to be a resource inspiring community transformation

About The Proton Foundation

The aim of the Proton is equipping, encouraging, resourcing and inspiring people to achieve their full potential as individuals, families, community groups in the UK and beyond. Proton Foundation was founded in 2006 by Ian and Judith Green. Their heart was to see numerous communities transformed, over the years Proton has been catalytic in seeing numerous projects impact their local communities.

In October 2016 a project called ‘The Flourish Project’ was launched under the umbrella of Proton Foundation. The project was founded by the current CEO. Since the project launched, its influence has grown nationally.

We are passionate about enabling communities to impact thousands and thousands of young people to grow and thrive in a healthy way. We look to establish partnerships with schools, dioceses, youth organisations, churches and like-minded charities, by resourcing them to transform their communities.

Our Values

Teachability

We are always looking to grow and improve, operating in grace, patience and humility.

Excellence

We are committed to excellence in all that we do.

Integrity

We are committed to being honest, open and accountable, walking in integrity.

Passion

Passion mixed with the need for community restoration is what drives us forward. Compassion moves us into action, bringing a voice of hope to the hopeless.

Authenticity

Permission for you to be you.
We recognise that we all have been created with unique gifts, talents and character traits that have been given for a purpose.

‘BEAUTY FROM ASHES’ 

‘Rebuilding the walls, helping bring Hope when hope seems lost.’

Meet Our CEO

Hannah Williams

CEO of the Proton Foundation
Founder of The Flourish Project

Hannah joined Proton Foundation in 2014 as the former CEO’s Executive Assistant. In 2021 she became the CEO of the foundation. Hannah is passionate about seeing young people thrive, flourish and reach their full potential.

Hannah has been involved with community and church youth work for over 20 years in both voluntary and employed roles. She loves to help build environments that encourage vulnerability, creativity, discipleship, and growth. She is married to Jay and has three amazing children, who bring joy, laughter and the occasional challenge.

Hannah’s heart is to see live’s changed in a very practical and tangible way.

‘Imagine if…we could equip young people to be everything they can be…what might they become?’