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Impact Report

An estimated £2.9 million in social value created through football and community programmes

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Programmes

Meals Delivered to the Community

Through our Meals Drive and Christmas Appeal, we delivered 2,003 meals across the year to families and individuals in East Belfast.

January264February282March358April114June234August116September264October187December184

2,003 meals delivered to the local community

Our Four Pillars

A structured pathway from first engagement through to lasting progression.

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Safe Spaces

Community engagement & outreach
Grassroots sports
Arts & media activities
Drop-in sessions
Youth clubs
Peer-to-peer support
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Health & Wellbeing

Emotional & physical wellbeing
Mental health support
Confidence building
Personal & social development workshops
Tackling inequality
Social action projects
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Inclusive Communities

Issue-based programmes
Mentoring
Leadership training
Employment, enterprise & further education
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Progression Pathways

Workshops & accredited training
Industry events
Work placements
Traineeships & apprenticeships
Peer-to-peer support networks
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Ashfield Academy

70 scholars in the current cohort, expanded from 12. Including 18 girl scholars. Students study BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Sport. 93.3% three-year average achieving 3 A*-C grades — significantly above the Northern Ireland average.

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Beyond the Ball

Peacebuilding, youth leadership and personal progression. 46 football sessions at Avoniel. Cross-border tournaments and workshops with partners including International Fund for Ireland, PSNI, Choice Housing, and Garda.

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Christmas & Homeless Appeal

514 food hampers to low-income families. £18,000 worth of toys to 274 children. Christmas dinners for 64 pensioners. 85 hot meals and 60 survival packs for homeless people.

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Download the complete 49-page Impact Report to learn about all our programmes and their outcomes.

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