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Sport England

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'This organisation is to get young people and involved in sport at a local community level. The organisation is provided funding to run sports in the area. Sport England has also funded large amounts of money in order to make sport for disabled people ,whether they are non-elite or elite, more inclusive.

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Youth sports trust

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This is a charity which is to help individuals, particularly young people, achieve their goals and succeed into reach their potential. This enables school groups and other organisations to combine in order to provide fun and effective sporting activities, using equipment that is purchased through a voucher scheme provided.

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Sport for good

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The aim of this is to use power in order to boost and bring communities together to improve the lives of those within disadvantaged areas. This is run through street games, they organise it through some sporting charities and foundations too. Often large companies invest their money in Sport for Good as well as smaller organisations too.

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All stars cricket

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https://www.ecb.co.uk/play/all-stars

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All stars cricket is about young children starting to play cricket, teaching then new skills, helping them make new friends and to have fun while playing. All performers will learn a different skill during the 8 week programme so one week they will learn how to bat and how they hold a bat and the week after will be throwing small and large balls

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Soccer tots

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https://socatots.co.uk/

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Soccer tots is a football programme, specifically designed for children aged between 6 months and 5 years old.  Your child will learn the basic fundamentals skill of football so this could be just starting to kick a ball. This programme is all about the starting of their development in football.

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Green gyms

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https://www.tcv.org.uk/greengym/

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Green gyms are free outdoor sessions where you will be guided in practical activities such as planting trees, sowing meadows. Almost a third more calories can be burnt in some green gyms sessions than in an average aerobic class.

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team action

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Premier league kicks

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https://www.premierleague.com/communities/programmes/community-programmes/pl-kicks

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For the last 13 years, Premier League Kicks has been working in local communities to inspire thousands of young people.

PL Kicks started in 2006 and has a long history of using the power of football and the value of sports participation to help youngsters in some of the most high-need areas.

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Slam jam

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Slam jam
“Slam Jam is Basketball England's exciting new  programme for children aged 7-11 years old. Slam Jam aims to develop fundamental motor skills whilst developing a passion for Basketball” ... “The programme has been designed in alignment with the national curriculum whilst offering the opportunity to support teachers to develop their confidence in delivering PE and basketball – whilst keeping young people active when at home.”

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https://www.basketballengland.co.uk/slam-jam/slam-jam-coaches/

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The national youth strategy is used to help increase participation in sports all over the U.S it was created by the U.S department of health and human services to encourage children from ages 6-17 to get active.

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The national youth strategy is used to help increase participation in sports all over the U.S it was created by the U.S department of health and human services to encourage children from ages 6-17 to get active.

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The National Youth Sports Strategy is an essential resource for policymakers and key decision-makers in youth sports. It aims to unite U.S. youth sports culture around a shared vision: that one day, all youth will have the opportunity, motivation, and access to play sports - regardless of their race, ethnicity, sex, ability, or ZIP code.

Based on research and best practices from the scientific community and successful youth sports programs across the United States, it offers actionable strategies for parents, coaches, organizations, communities, and policymakers to support youth sports participation for all.

Explore the National Youth Sports Strategy

Download the complete National Youth Sports Strategy [PDF - 5.7 MB].

For an overview of what's in the Strategy, check out the Executive Summary [PDF - 3.2 MB].

Learn about successful youth sports programs in the National Youth Sports Strategy Bright Spots:

Read the Top 10 Things to Know About the National Youth Sports Strategy

1. The National Youth Sports Strategy is the first federal roadmap with actionable strategies to increase participation in youth sports, increase awareness of the benefits of youth sports participation, monitor and evaluate youth sports participation, and recruit and engage volunteers in youth sports programming.

2. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) developed the National Youth Sports Strategy in response to Presidential Executive Order 13824, which called for a national strategy to increase youth sports participation.

3. According to the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, youth ages 6 to 17 need at least 60 minutes a day of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity. Playing sports is one way youth can get the physical activity they need. Sports also provide opportunities for youth to experience the connection between effort and success, and may enhance their academic, economic, social, and health prospects.

4. Regular physical activity has many benefits for youth. Youth sports participation provides benefits beyond those associated with physical activity, including benefits for psychosocial health and academic achievement. Benefits for youth include:

Higher levels of self-esteem and confidence in their abilities

Reduced risk of suicide and suicidal thoughts and tendencies

Improved life skills, such as goal setting, time management, and work ethic

Opportunities to develop social and interpersonal skills, such as teamwork, leadership, and relationship building

Improved concentration, memory, school attendance, and academic performance

5. Although there are some risks associated with youth sports, such as injury and stress, research shows that the benefits outweigh the risks. The National Youth Sports Strategy includes several strategies to help reduce risks and negative outcomes.

6. Not all youth have the same opportunity to participate in sports, which results in varying participation rates across demographic groups. This means that youth have unequal access to the health, psychosocial, and academic benefits of youth sports participation. HHS developed the National Youth Sports Strategy to address these disparities and the related barriers in order to improve youth sports participation and access.

7. The National Youth Sports Strategy aims to unify U.S. sports culture around a shared vision: that one day all youth will have the opportunity, motivation, and access to play sports - regardless of their race, ethnicity, sex, ability, or ZIP code.

8. Everyone has a role to play in improving the youth sports culture in the United States.

Youth can try a variety of sports to find the ones they really enjoy.

Adults can promote learning over competition and create safe, fun, inclusive opportunities for youth to participate in sports.

Organizations can provide accessible and inclusive youth sports programming.

Communities can support collaborations that increase youth sports opportunities.

Public agencies can develop policies and provide funding for youth sports opportunities.

9. HHS plans to help increase youth sports participation by coordinating dialogue and collaboration between youth sports stakeholders, promoting youth sports messaging, measuring youth sports participation, and funding grants that support youth sports programs.

10. As part of the National Youth Sports Strategy, the HHS Office of Minority Health and the Office on Women's Health have awarded over $6.7 million in grants to 18 communities to promote youth participation in organized sports.

Promote physical activity for youth in your community

Playing youth sports is a great way for kids to meet the Physical Activity Guidelines. Check out the Move Your Way campaign for more ways to help kids and families get active.

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The National Youth Sports Strategy is an essential resource for policymakers and key decision-makers in youth sports. It aims to unite U.S. youth sports culture around a shared vision: that one day, all youth will have the opportunity, motivation, and access to play sports - regardless of their race, ethnicity, sex, ability, or ZIP code.

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The deer park archers is a company that provides opportunity for young people whether if that's if they want to go at an elite level or just to have fun. They also provide help to individuals families and communities so that they can help with people's mental health.

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The deer park archers is a company that provides opportunity for young people whether if that's if they want to go at an elite level or just to have fun. They also provide help to individuals families and communities so that they can help with people's mental health.

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We are members of Archery GB & their 'On' Club Development Programme. We are one, of a very small number of clubs that have achieved all 3 of the On target Specialisms! We have been nominated by our Governing Body for the Sport & Recreation Alliance Club of the Year 4 times and we are focused on maintaining that momentum!

Club Motto: "Positive Attitude leads to Positive Performance."

We pride ourselves in the quality of our coaching support, work in the community and involvement with our Governing Body. We believe that being a club means just that! It is not just about our sport: it is about the social activities, about learning together, losing and winning together, giving and receiving and being part of a larger community and valuing every member for what they are and what they can be!

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To fully support all members to achieve their full potential & to apply the same principles to all those participating in our sport.

We believe that it is the responsibility of our club to provide the best facilities we can, at affordable costs and that this applies year round, not just for the outdoor season. Shooting once a week in the winter, is not supportive to archer development. Likewise offering unsupported coach sessions is not where we should be!

We own our own ground, which also includes a covered shooting area, training centre, a field course and a clout area. Availability is matched by our amazing indoor venues; Balcarras, GL1, Kingshill and our ClubHouse. Even with all our efforts to reduce costs, this still commits us to a weekly cost of more than £250, however attendance and membership levels means that we still generate positive income, even in the winter!

Covered shooting area in use.

We seek to create a safe, orderly, caring, supportive and learning environment to facilitate archers, volunteers and officials of all abilities, developing to their full potential.

We seek to develop and maintain an ethos where individuals are motivated to contribute something back to the club and the community by providing opportunities to do so and create an environment that fosters social, emotional, physical and intellectual development, respecting the whole person not just the archer!

We strive to actively promote and develop our sport and engage individuals, families and community by keeping our activities affordable and inclusive, through the provision of a balanced programme of quality coaching, social activities and healthy competition at all levels.

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We are members of Archery GB & their 'On' Club Development Programme. We are one, of a very small number of clubs that have achieved all 3 of the On target Specialisms! We have been nominated by our Governing Body for the Sport & Recreation Alliance Club of the Year 4 times and we are focused on maintaining that momentum!

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the rugbytots organizations focuses on children developing team works skills, balance skill and for them to also be able and enjoy the activities that have been all prepared to fit the subject of rugby to a much more basic level

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the rugbytots organizations focuses on children developing team works skills, balance skill and for them to also be able and enjoy the activities that have been all prepared to fit the subject of rugby to a much more basic level

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bikeability will usually start with children in primary between year 5 and year 6 where children will be taught safety on the road and they will also be taught how to control the bike and the rule that they have to follow while they are on the road with their bike it teaches different skills in bike riding and what they should and should not do on the road

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bikeability will usually start with children in primary between year 5 and year 6 where children will be taught safety on the road and they will also be taught how to control the bike and the rule that they have to follow while they are on the road with their bike it teaches different skills in bike riding and what they should and should not do on the road

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Street league

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https://www.streetleague.co.uk/

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They support unemployed 16-24-year-olds to move into employment using the power of sport. As a youth sports charity, they use football and other sports to engage with young people, as well as teach them the key life and work skills they need to move into sustainable employment.

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wheel power

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https://www.wheelpower.org.uk/

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Wheel sports allows disables people to come play and interact in sports while also learning important life skills

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this even5t tends to t6ake place when the kids are between the ages of 1-3 years old the objective of this events to help kids lean how to keep their balance on a bike at a very early stage

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this even5t tends to t6ake place when the kids are between the ages of 1-3 years old the objective of this events to help kids lean how to keep their balance on a bike at a very early stage

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this event will typically happen after school when the kids will be all out side and ready to play the movement as started to keep children safe on the streets to play with each other due to the area that they would be livening in and the main objective of this was to keep them safe.

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this event will typically happen after school when the kids will be all out side and ready to play the movement as started to keep children safe on the streets to play with each other due to the area that they would be livening in and the main objective of this was to keep them safe.

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this is an association that provides the opportunity for athletes with disabilities to participate at an elite level (Olympics) just as everyone

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this is an association that provides the opportunity for athletes with disabilities to participate at an elite level (Olympics) just as everyone

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Handicap International’s sports and leisure projects aim to strengthen people with both physical and intellectual disabilities. Sports and leisure projects focus on support to local Disabled People Organisations, training of professionals, supporting clubs and associations, improving material conditions and accessibility.

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Handicap International’s sports and leisure projects aim to strengthen people with both physical and intellectual disabilities. Sports and leisure projects focus on support to local Disabled People Organisations, training of professionals, supporting clubs and associations, improving material conditions and accessibility.