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Sport In Mind

Sport In Mind Saving Lives Through Sport Impact Report 2025-26

Sport In Mind uses sport and physical activity to support people experiencing mental health problems. Its Saving Lives Through Sport Impact Report 2025-26 records 9,856 adults and children supported, a 20% increase on the previous year, with its delivery network growing by 35%.

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Sport In Mind is the UK's leading mental health sports charity, delivering free sport and physical activity sessions for people experiencing mental health problems across the South of England.

Key Metrics

People supported 9,856 adults and children supported through sport and physical activity programmes in 2025/26, a 20% increase on the previous year.
Delivery network growth Delivery network grew by 35% to meet rising demand for mental health support through sport.

Key Outcomes

  • 9,856 people experiencing mental health problems supported through sport.
  • Programme reach grew 20% year on year ahead of reported need.

Geography

South East

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