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Redditch United in the Community

Social Impact Report 2025

Redditch United in the Community is the community arm of Redditch United Football Club, a Community Interest Company (CIC) rather than a registered charity. The report PDF could not be fetched directly (401 error); this entry is sourced from press coverage of the report's findings (The Redditch Standard) rather than the document itself. Retrieved Sept 2026.

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Football coaching across more than 500 registered players in age groups from under-6 to adult; delivery in 20 local schools across seven areas; SEND provision (the club states it is the only UK club with its own SEND programme); walking football and adapted sport sessions (rugby, cricket) delivered in partnership with Parkinson's UK, HBVC, Worcestershire Cricket Club and Worcester Warriors Foundation; and community access to the club's 3G pitch

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 Generated £3.9 million of social impact value to the town of Redditch (GBP)
Key Metric 2 Over 600 registered players across all club teams, from the first team down to under-7s
Key Metric 3 4,500 members of the community were impacted by the club's community work, and over 1,000 people used the club's 3G pitch

Key Outcomes

  • Maintained a 100% education achievement rate across the club's schools programme since 2016
  • Became only the second football club in the world to be certified carbon neutral
  • The report's findings directly supported a new partnership with Redditch Youth and Community Enterprises (RYCE), securing the future of the Redi Centre community hub

Geography

West Midlands

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