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Bolton Wanderers in the Community (BWitC)

BWitC Impact Report 2024-25

Official charity of Bolton Wanderers FC, delivering intervention and prevention programmes across Bolton under Start Well, Live Well and Age Well pillars. The 2024-25 report covers education, health, community engagement, fundraising and social value totalling £4.37m across all programmes.

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Early Years Stay, Play & Learn; primary schools PE & PSHE delivery; anti-discrimination workshops (1,000+ children); girls-only football (8 cohorts, ~120 children); Sutton Families programme; carers support; EFL Kids Cup; PL U11 Girls Cup; Wellbeing Hub; holiday camps; community events; Wanderers Sport in the Community football development (2,130 attendees) Custom geography from upload: United Kingdom

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 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
Key Metric 2 1,455 free lunches provided to 221 individuals over summer (Bolton Lunches / Urban Outreach partnership)
Key Metric 3 900+ children engaged in Show Racism the Red Card workshops — biggest such event in England; BWitC inducted into Show Racism the Red Card Hall of Fame at Buckingham Palace

Key Outcomes

  • 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
  • 10 regular school partners plus 40+ individual school engagements; 24 teachers received CPD support; 30 targeted PSHE/English/Maths interventions (~240 hours) to ~180 participants
  • Double nomination at NW Football Awards 2024 (Community Club and Community Initiative of the Season); £2,062 raised via matchday Pound to the Ground campaign

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