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Sport & Physical Activity

Sport and movement for inclusion, confidence, and health.

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Key Metric 1
17,452 individuals supported
Key Metric 2
25,345 hours of programme delivery
Key Metric 3
229,511 total attendances
3,844 young people engaged in TfGM behaviour change programme; 150% increase in female PL Kicks participation since 2023
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£14,782,713 total social value generated; SROI ratio of £1:10.49 (vs Sport England average of £1:3.91)
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£1.41m expenditure; Schools/Community pillar alone generated £8.34m social value at £1:18.61 return
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75 projects delivered across disability & inclusion, schools/community, Rugby League development, health & wellbeing, education and netball
Schools/Community SROI £1:18.61; Education SROI £1:8.07; Rugby League Development SROI £1:7.04; Health & Wellbeing SROI £1:4.76; Disability & Inclusion SROI £1:3.02
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$6.1 million distributed; ~$7.5 million gross fundraising total; $79 million raised and invested since 2010
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200+ organisations supported; 261 scholarships awarded to date; 1,450 girls in regional hockey programmes
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754,000+ minutes read through Reading Champions; 12,159 students reached by PensFIT ball hockey across 22 school districts; 36,887 attended events at Highmark Hunt Armory
$252,000 raised for local nonprofits through gameday specialty fundraising; $379,000 raised at Night of Assists Gala; 88% of partner nonprofits reported Foundation donations helped them raise $130,000+
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Total social value: £4,372,766 (EFL/Sport England model) — £3,537,610 mental health; £435,251 education & employability; £316,745 physical health; £83,158 social
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1,455 free lunches provided to 221 individuals over summer (Bolton Lunches / Urban Outreach partnership)
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900+ children engaged in Show Racism the Red Card workshops — biggest such event in England; BWitC inducted into Show Racism the Red Card...
92% of Early Years parents reported improvement in child's physical skills; 75% use session activities at home daily or weekly; 85% of children felt closer to family through Sutton Families programme
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Key Metric 1
£83,630,780 total social value generated — £11.02 returned for every £1 invested (independently verified by University of Greenwich)
Key Metric 2
28,000+ participants engaged; £7,589,000 committed charitable spend (highest in CACT's 33-year history)
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1,110 mentees supported across south London and Kent; 3,170 cost-of-living referrals; 186 mental health programme participants
89% of Short Breaks participants improved mental and emotional wellbeing; 85% of Young Greenwich Learning Hub participants improved educational aspirations
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£6,330,872 total social value; SROI of £1:£21.39 (independently assessed by Collins McHugh)
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6,022 total people engaged; 1,760 under-18s engaged through youth programmes; 3,939 participants via Sport for All strand
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Improved children's wellbeing £1,681,400; increased community cohesion £1,443,250; increased physical activity £924,694; attendance at cultural events £788,785; reduced loneliness £623,770; improved mental health £617,232
£2,303,191 value against tackling poverty & inequality; £2,165,696 against improving community wellbeing; £1,842,400 against supporting children & young people (aligned to East Ayrshire Council Kilmarnock Strategic Vision 2022–27)
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5,000+ children engaged weekly through school-based PE delivery across 26 partner schools (1,330 hours of physical activity)
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480 young people engaged through Premier League Kicks; 2,803 participants in Soccer Schools and HAF provision
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2,792 community player engagements; 3,750 children inspired through Oldham Athletic national league promotion trophy tour
100% of home education pilot children reported feeling more confident and part of a team; 1,000+ free match tickets distributed to local families, schools and community groups
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600,000+ young people took part in cricket with Chance to Shine in 2024-25; 8 millionth child reached through a Chance to Shine programme in...
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58% of schools receiving the six-week programme had a higher-than-average proportion of pupils eligible for free school meals; 51% of all participants were girls;...
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98% of teachers agreed sessions were active, safe, inclusive and fun; 94% of children said they had fun; teacher impact scores averaged 8.7/10 for...
94% of teachers reported their school intends to have cricket in the curriculum next academic year; teachers' confidence to deliver cricket independently rose from 57% at programme start to 97% at end; teachers' ability to signpost children to continue playing rose from 58% to 94%