“Can we offer belonging first?” is the simple question that sits at the heart of global efforts to prevent youth crime through sport, according to internationally-renowned sports leader Stephan Fox.
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Good projects can change lives. But how do we help their impact last and grow? Our CEO James Mapstone explores why frontline delivery and systems investment need to work together.
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The contribution of sport to building safer, more sustainable communities – and in particular its role in youth crime prevention – was highlighted at the World Urban Forum in Baku, Azerbaijan.
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“Pockets of good practice” must become “universal offers” if sport is to achieve its full potential in helping people in prison and on probation rehabilitate and resettle successfully.
+ Read moreSport and physical activity can reduce crime, support rehabilitation and strengthen communities. But good work can remain fragmented, making it harder to influence policy, attract investment or prove what works at scale. The Sport for Safer Communities Scorecard helps you assess whether your investment, partnerships, evidence and policy influence are aligned to create lasting impact. In under 10 minutes, receive a personalised report showing where your approach is strong, where alignment may be needed and where to focus next.
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