Seven Care Services was incredibly proud to sponsor Cauley Pallet as he took part in a wheelchair boxing match at the iconic York Hall in London on 25 July 2026.
The event was held before a sold-out crowd, creating an unforgettable atmosphere as Cauley entered the ring and demonstrated remarkable courage, determination and sporting ability.
Cauley has cerebral palsy, but he has refused to allow his disability to define his ambitions. His participation in wheelchair boxing is a powerful example of what can be achieved when people are given the opportunity, encouragement and support to pursue their goals.
Everyone at Seven Care Services was honoured to support Cauley on this journey. As an organisation providing specialist care and support to people with disabilities, autism, learning disabilities and complex needs, we believe passionately in promoting inclusion, independence and equal opportunities.
Cauley’s achievement reflects many of the values at the heart of our organisation: resilience, confidence, determination and the belief that everyone should be supported to reach their full potential.
Competing at such a historic venue in front of a capacity crowd was an outstanding achievement, and Cauley should be immensely proud of himself. His performance will undoubtedly inspire other people with disabilities to explore new opportunities, challenge expectations and pursue their own ambitions.
We would like to congratulate Cauley on this fantastic achievement and thank everyone who attended and supported the event.
Seven Care Services is extremely proud to have been part of such an important and inspiring occasion.
Well done, Cauley — everyone at Seven Care Services is proud of you!
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