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Sport & Physical Activity

Sport and movement for inclusion, confidence, and health.

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Total income £1,082,749 and total expenditure £1,082,749 (year ended 31 March 2024, charity no. 1124122); £972,800 potential NHS savings generated through Healthy You by...
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Over 222,000 people positively affected in a single year; 21,973 people reached in activities and events; 267 workforce members trained and supported; 138 existing...
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63 physical activity programmes delivered across six districts; 1,049 health referrals made through Healthy You; 14 place-based profiles developed; 109 events attended to advocate...
Healthy You generated £972,800 in potential NHS savings; 43 clubs received Workforce Bursary training; Sporting Chance provided free memberships to 90 children from families facing financial barriers; School Games Pentathlon Finals focused on disability and inclusion
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Total income £2,371,000 and total expenditure £2,350,000 (year ended 31 March 2025, charity no. 1124122); over £3.2 million in funding secured across Cambridgeshire and...
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28,225 people directly engaged; over 241,400 people reached via marketing and communications; 642 organisations supported; 173 workforce members trained and supported
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£1,751,988 potential NHS cost-avoidance saving per year if inactive adult participants across programmes regularly engaged in physical activity; 77% of adults across programmes saw...
88% of referral patients more likely to sustain behaviour change; 84% of older adults maintained and improved strength and balance after 3 months; 84% of NDPP+ patients reduced HbA1c levels; 82% of Forever Active participants said they would recommend the programme
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Total social value created for participants and the community was over AUD $14.85 million across four marquee programs in 2023; SROI ratio of 1:4.7...
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School to Work: 1,165 Indigenous participants, 302 successful education and employment opportunities, 330 Year 12 graduates, 95% completion rate, 135 schools; Voice Against Violence:...
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State of Mind (mental health): 4,500 participants, 70 workshops; 1:4.2 SROI; In League In Harmony: 863 participants, 56 schools, 70 programs, 169 Youth Advocates,...
95% completion rate for Year 11 and 12 Indigenous students in School to Work; 97% of VAV participants have better understanding of domestic violence prevalence; 94% of In League In Harmony participants feel confident to be leaders of harmony and inclusion; total SROI of 1:4.7 across four marquee programmes
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More than £30.1 million invested into community projects across England; CreatedBy Capital Grants Programme invested £26.4 million across the country for community rugby league...
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473,606 spectator admissions across 61 matches at 21 venues; 35.5 million cumulative BBC TV audience; 1,380 volunteers; 11,957 Mental Fitness programme participants; 49,940 education...
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96% of people surveyed from the North believe hosting the event benefitted the North; 65% said RLWC2021 exceeded expectations; 8.7/10 average overall enjoyment score;...
First major sporting tournament to launch a mental health charter; record attendance of 473,606; highest combined opening day, men's and women's semi-finals attendances; world record wheelchair attendance; largest standalone crowd for women's rugby league in the UK; Samoa's first-ever World Cup final (men's); England won wheelchair final; Australia won men's and women's
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£33.4 million estimated social impact value; £19 of social value for every £1 spent; 13,861 unique participants; 147,657 total attendances
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Total income £1,750,000 and total expenditure £1,800,000 (2023/24 unaudited)
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9,619 sessions delivered at 131 school and community venues; 83% of sessions in the 50% most deprived areas in Wales
86% of service users reported improved mental, emotional and physical wellbeing; 93% reported enhanced interest in personal progression including educational achievement and career aspirations
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12,693 local people supported; 1,049,668 contact hours delivered across all provisions; £70 of social value created for every £1 spent (total social value £70,423,462...
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Total income £7,260,000 and total expenditure £4,740,000 for the year ended 30 June 2024
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52% of participants from the 40% most deprived areas nationally; 38% of participants identify as female; 196 staff and 52 volunteers
ACTing With Children programme: 114 vulnerable young people supported; 86% reduction in school absenteeism; 75% now attend school regularly; 68 referrals to specialist support — winner of EFL Community Project of the Season 2025
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Total income £976,320 and total expenditure £982,470 for the year ended 30 June 2022
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Football pathway provision spanning 22 Town Tots to 903 boys EPDC participants across Suffolk and surrounding areas
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Organisation grew from 3 contracted staff and 5 casual staff at launch (October 2019) to 36 contracted staff and 75 casual staff by June...
42 schools engaged with 460 children per week and 210 delivery hours per week across education programmes
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Total income £209,396 and total expenditure £129,605 (year ended 31 August 2024); £180,000 raised for Charity of the Year Wrexham Miners Project in 2024/25
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8,435 participants across programmes; 20,989 visits across delivery programmes; 1,418 sessions and events delivered; 84% free sessions and events
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36% female participation across all projects; 3,100 match tickets given away to schools and community groups; international delivery in Lesotho, Australia and New York
83% of girls engaged in girls' football sessions were playing formal football for the first time; 240+ young people with disabilities and additional learning needs engaged across programmes; 104 Street Dragons participants connected with 547 young people in Lesotho through the Curriculum for Good