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StreetGames Annual Review 2023/24

StreetGames uses its 'Doorstep Sport' model to bring free, low-cost sport to young people in low-income, under-served communities across England and Wales. Its 2023/24 Annual Review reports over 92,000 children and young people engaged through a network of 562 Locally Trusted Organisations, backed by £10.2m of investment, alongside partnerships spanning cricket, tennis, netball and paddle sport.

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Doorstep Sport sessions; Us Girls programme for young women; Fit & Fed holiday food/activity campaign; #NextGen youth leadership & volunteering pathway; Inspiration Campaign tickets to elite sporting events; multi-sport partnerships with Chance to Shine, LTA SERVES, Wales Netball and British Canoeing

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 92,000+ children and young people took part in Doorstep Sport & holiday activities in 2023/24
Key Metric 2 £10.2m of investment distributed to 562 Locally Trusted Organisations (LTOs)
Key Metric 3 3,200+ community sports coaches, leaders and volunteers trained via StreetGames workshops

Key Outcomes

  • Doorstep Sport participants report above-average happiness, life satisfaction and resilience scores compared with national peers from low-affluence families
  • 74 new Locally Trusted Organisations joined the network in the year, expanding reach into under-served communities
  • Over 6,500 tickets distributed to young people to spectate at major sporting events, building aspiration and connection to sport

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