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Rotherham United Community Sports Trust

Annual Impact Report 2021/22

Rotherham United Community Sports Trust (RUCT) is the charitable arm of Rotherham United Football Club, based at the New York Stadium in Rotherham, South Yorkshire. The 2021/22 Annual Impact Report covers delivery across youth and inclusion, NCS, health and wellbeing, sports participation and education, reaching 16,780 individual participants across 89 projects through 72 staff and 26 volunteers across 66 community facilities.

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Youth and Inclusion: Premier League Kicks, Universal Youth Work, Ability Counts disability provision, refugee support, Proud Millers LGBT+ group, Ramadan Football Tournament, Show Racism the Red Card events; NCS summer and autumn programmes with residentials and social action projects; NCS Changemakers scheme; Health and Wellbeing: Fit Millers 13-week weight management, mental health support; Sports Participation: Future Stars, Mini Millers, holiday camps, girls and boys football sessions; Education: Rotherham United Sports College (BTEC, Foundation Degree with University of South Wales and EFL Trust), employability partnership with DWP Custom geography from upload: Yorkshire & The Humber

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 Total income £2,140,000 and total expenditure £1,930,000 (year ended 31 August 2022); 16,780 individual participants engaged across 89 projects
Key Metric 2 72 members of staff and 26 volunteers; 66 community facilities used for delivery; 6,250 match tickets distributed to key workers
Key Metric 3 917 young people engaged in Premier League Kicks; 301 young people graduated NCS in Summer 2022; 68 graduated NCS in Autumn including 40 with SEND

Key Outcomes

  • NCS delivered to 40 young people with SEND in Autumn programme; 46 young people engaged in Changemakers social action scheme throughout 2021/22; over 40 local refugees attended matchday experience at New York Stadium funded by RMBC
  • Fit Millers programme supported over 200 adults through a 13-week healthy lifestyle course; DWP employability partnership introduced to support adults back into work or training
  • 80+ young people attended Youth Engagement sessions at New York Stadium and Parkgate Astro; 70+ young people attended Smiles for Miles football sessions; 90+ individuals took part in Ramadan Football Tournament

Geography

Yorkshire and the Humber

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