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Ipswich Town Foundation

Impact Report 2021/22

Ipswich Town Foundation is the official charity of Ipswich Town Football Club, based at Portman Road in Ipswich, Suffolk. The 2021/22 Impact Report showcases the Foundation's rapid growth from launch in 2019 to a staff of 36 contracted and 75 casual employees, delivering football pathways, community open access, disability sport, education in 42 schools, and funded projects including refugee football and prison programmes across Suffolk.

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Football pathway programmes including Town Tots, Player Development Centres, Girls and Boys EPDC and ATC, Bluey's Ballers and Wildcats; community open access sessions; disability sport; walking football; education provision in 42 schools; Post-16 Football and Education programme; NCS workshops; refugee football; prison programmes at HMP Hollesley Bay and HMP Warren Hill; Sport England Euro 2020 legacy project; Twinning Project

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 Total income £976,320 and total expenditure £982,470 for the year ended 30 June 2022
Key Metric 2 Football pathway provision spanning 22 Town Tots to 903 boys EPDC participants across Suffolk and surrounding areas
Key Metric 3 Organisation grew from 3 contracted staff and 5 casual staff at launch (October 2019) to 36 contracted staff and 75 casual staff by June 2022

Key Outcomes

  • 42 schools engaged with 460 children per week and 210 delivery hours per week across education programmes
  • Prison football programmes delivered at HMP Hollesley Bay (16 participants) and HMP Warren Hill (14 participants) through the Twinning Project (£15,000 funded)
  • Refugee football programme delivered across four venues (Portman Road, Murrayside, Copdock, Gainsborough) with Sport England Euro 2020 legacy funding of £10,000

Geography

East of England

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