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Boxwise Foundation · Glasgow, UK

Boxwise Impact Report (April 2021 to December 2023)

Boxwise's Impact Report sets out the results of its non-contact boxing programmes for young people in Glasgow and across Scotland from April 2021 to December 2023. In that period 2,124 sessions were delivered, 16,541 healthy meals were provided, and attendances reached 23,467 for under-18s and 18,222 for 18-25 year olds.

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Boxwise Foundation uses non-contact boxing to improve the physical and mental health, confidence and life chances of young people in areas of high deprivation, through a 10-week programme of boxing training incorporating a values-based, reflective learning syllabus, delivered in schools and community venues. Its Impact Report covers total annual figures from its earliest records in April 2021 to December 2023: 2,124 sessions delivered, 23,467 attendances by under-18s, 18,222 attendances by 18-25 year olds, 16,541 healthy meals provided and 5,244 graduations held.

Key Metrics

2,124 sessions delivered from April 2021 to December 2023
23,467 attendances by under-18s
16,541 healthy meals provided

Key Outcomes

  • 18,222 attendances by 18-25 year olds across the period
  • 5,244 graduations held from the 10-week programme
  • Young people complete a 10-week values-based boxing programme in areas of high deprivation

Geography

Scotland

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