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Sport & Physical Activity

Sport and movement for inclusion, confidence, and health.

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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%
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8,021 young people engaged with Greenhouse Sports programmes in 2024-25 across primary and secondary school settings in London, Leicester and Portsmouth
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3.5 million hours of sport and 1.1 million hours of mentoring delivered; 150 enrichment trips, 1,200 competitive fixtures, and 575 weeks of holiday camps
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73 unique programmes embedded across schools; 81 employability sessions hosted; coach-mentors delivering a minimum of 25 hours face-to-face support per week per school
Young people in Greenhouse Sports programmes attend school 11 more days per year than peers, and achieve English and Maths grades on average half a grade higher
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5,927 participants worked with across all programmes in 2024-25; 65% of adult participants classed as physically active — 1.5% above the national average and...
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88% of participants reported their activity was positive or very positive for their mental wellbeing; happiness (7.97/10), life satisfaction (7.82/10) and sense of worthwhile...
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75% of participants reported making a positive change to their life since beginning activity with PVF; 89% agreed their local area is a place...
98% of parents felt their child's activity at PVF was positive or very positive for their mental wellbeing (up 10% on 2023-24); 98% positive for personal development (up 9.2%); 97% said the activity was useful or beneficial for their child
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3,500+ local people engaged every week in sport, social, educational and exercise activities; participants range from age 4 to 96 across Merton, Wandsworth and...
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4,020 girls and women engaged through community programmes, school initiatives, football development and holiday camps; 420 young people aged 8-18 at risk of anti-social...
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79 young people aged 11-24 mentored into education, training and employment; 50 young adults supported through DIVERT custody intervention programme; 926 participants across 20...
Strongest fundraising year to date secured in 2024-25, including multi-year sponsorships from MidexPro and Wimbledon Foundation; new 3-year strategy (2025-2028) launched with ambition to become London's leading community club
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155,017+ young people supported through programmes, grants and Avon Tyrrell outdoor learning centre
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£7,000,000+ distributed in grants; £13,800,000 total income for the year
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9,768 organisations in UK Youth network; 36% in the most deprived areas
402 organisations signed the Power of Youth Charter; 100+ MPs and policy stakeholders engaged at party conferences and roundtables
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145,617 people supported in 2024/25 — 59,694 unique programme participants, 59,336 via external funded partners, 46,138 gift recipients; 14% increase on previous season and...
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£80.32 million in social value generated in 2024/25 — SROI of £10.28 for every £1 invested; cumulative five-year social value of £364.79m; £48.89m in...
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11,040 sessions and 693 community events delivered across 315 venues including 206 schools; 24,821 hours of direct delivery (68 hours per day); 80,000+ items...
89.7% of participants reported improved mental health and wellbeing; 90.2% reported improved physical health and fitness; average session satisfaction rating of 9.15/10; 85% of On Target mental health programme participants showed measurable improvement using a validated scale