Sport & Physical Activity Health & Wellbeing 2024
Derby County Community Trust

Annual Report 2024

Derby County Community Trust delivers a broad football-led community portfolio across Derby and Derbyshire. Its annual report covers health, wellbeing, education, disability sport, youth engagement, schools and inclusion. The Trust is one of the larger club community organisations in the Midlands and uses the Derby County brand to engage residents across ages and needs. Where full Issuu extraction was constrained, this entry includes structured metrics from public reporting and should be checked against the final

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📋About

Mental health support, disability sport, education, schools delivery, inclusion programmes

📊Key Metrics

Large-scale countywide programme delivery across Derby and Derbyshire through Derby County Community Trust Key Metric 1
Delivery spans multiple strategic themes including health, education, inclusion, disability sport and community engagement Key Metric 2
Report format identifies annual activity across the 2024 reporting year rather than a single programme total Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Improved mental and physical wellbeing through health and community sport programmes
  • Expanded inclusion for disabled participants and young people through targeted delivery
  • Improved education and aspiration through schools, youth engagement and pathway work

📍Geography

East Midlands

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