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Sport & Physical Activity

Sport and movement for inclusion, confidence, and health.

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22,084 unique participants and 4,370+ sessions delivered across schools and community cricket programmes
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750 participants with SEND at the flagship DIScoverABILITY Day, supported by ParalympicsGB and GB Wheelchair Cricket
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15,826 participants across schools cricket, up 3,589 on the previous year, reaching 122 primary schools
Sussex VI Sharks completed a league and cup 'Double'; Sussex disability players Liam O'Brien, Alfie Pyle and Jake Vosloo selected for England's 2026 tour of India
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33,323 young lives transformed in 2024/25 through Wicketz, Super 1s and Cricket in SEND Settings programmes
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984 SEND settings delivered cricket this year, reaching over 28,000 young people with a disability
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29% of all programme participants are now female, including 13 girls-only Wicketz hubs
97% of Wicketz participants felt more included and 97% felt more confident
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3,875 young people aged 11-29 supported in 2024/25, at a time when youth NEET numbers have risen 300,000 since 2021
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1,993 young people improved their employability skills; 301 progressed into employment, education or training
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1,097 young people demonstrated positive changes in behaviour linked to reduced crime and anti-social behaviour
66% of young people reported improved wellbeing on the Short Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale
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12,666 athletes engaged in 2024, including 10,110 through the Motor Activity Training Programme (MATP)
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75 competitions delivered across 27 sports, a 17% increase on 2023, involving more than 2,200 athletes
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5,940 volunteers and around 100 accredited clubs supported delivery across England, Scotland and Wales
Athlete Leadership Programme trained 36 new Athlete Leaders in 2024, bringing the total to 83, up from just seven when the programme began
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1,363 young members attended the Fight for Peace Academy in 2025, with 20,515 total attendances
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228 young people supported into employment, education and/or long-term opportunities
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8,800 young people reached indirectly through coaches trained on the Life Champions course
38% of young people who accessed employability support secured employment and/or work experience
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Over 2,500 members registered at Salford Youth Zone since opening
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One of the largest employers of youth workers in Greater Manchester
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100+ full, part-time and voluntary roles created directly for the charity
Provides a safe space, positive activity, and trusted adult contact for thousands of young people across Manchester and Salford
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3,875 young people supported in 2024/25
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1,993 young people improved their employability skills
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66% of young people reported an improvement in their wellbeing, based on the Short Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale
301 young people progressed into employment, education or training
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Total income £1,160,861 and total expenditure £1,482,157 (year ended 30 June 2023, SC044720); 9,487 participants supported across the year; 3,284 meals provided; recognised with...
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5,441 sessions delivered totalling 8,984 hours; 4,787 volunteer hours contributed by 30 volunteers; 37 staff and 40 sessionals; 33% increase in primary school participants...
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177 academy pupils successfully completed SQA qualifications (up 49% from 119 in 2021/22); 17.25% self-reported increase in overall wellbeing of AFCCT participants across Northfield,...
48% reduction in referrals and demerits across academy programmes; 100% of girls retained or increased engagement in whole class physical activity (Manor Park Primary); 100% of pupils retained or improved classroom engagement; AFCCT groups maintained higher attendance than school average