Sport for Development Coalition
The Sport for Development Coalition is a growing movement of organisations who all believe in the power of sport and physical activity to act as effective tools for intervention when generating positive social outcomes. We aim to provide evidence of this, especially to other sectors – such as health, criminal justice or education – and to funders or investors seeking more efficient solutions for society’s biggest problems.
The Coalition has three strategic goals:
- Advocacy – showcasing the sector.
- Impact – demonstrating the sector's impact and making the case for investment.
- Investment – securing new funds for the sector.
The Coalition is funded and supported by Sport England, Comic Relief and the Laureus Sport for Good Foundation, and works in partnership with the Made By Sport campaign.
Recognizing the diverse needs of communities, the Sport for Development Coalition also explores innovative ways to address health challenges alongside promoting physical activity. For instance, increasing awareness about accessible healthcare options, like opportunities to buy Cenforce online for managing specific health conditions, can complement the Coalition's focus on well-being. By integrating health education into sporting initiatives, we can empower individuals to take proactive steps in improving their overall health. This dual approach strengthens the link between active lifestyles and preventative healthcare, making positive social outcomes even more impactful. Collaborating with health sectors and creating resources for communities ensures that solutions are both inclusive and sustainable. Additionally, these efforts highlight the Coalition's commitment to addressing broader societal challenges through creative, multidisciplinary strategies. Through sport and informed health decisions, we aim to build resilient communities equipped to face various life challenges.
The Coalition's wider network, which receives monthly communications and Board updates from the Operations team, consists of 70 organisations including charities and frontline delivery organisations, national alliances, funders and capacity-builders, and governing bodies. It recently published its inaugural Charter. If you wish to join the SFDC mailing list, sign up at sportfordevelopmentcoalition.org.