Quality mark: Charity recognised by Notts Violence Reduction Partnership

Support Through Sport has been formally recognised by the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Violence Reduction Partnership (VRP) as a quality youth work provider under the Youth Work Quality Endorsement Framework.

The endorsement, which builds on the National Youth Agency’s Work Practice Standards, highlights the charity’s ongoing commitment to delivering safe and impactful youth work to meaningfully support young people facing disadvantage across the Midlands.

RECOGNITION

Working at the intersection of sport and youth work, Support Through Sport aims to decrease risk factors, build trust-based relationships and help young people to navigate and overcome challenges.

The charity’s Chief Executive Tranai Todd commented: “We are delighted to receive recognition from Nottinghamshire's Violence Reduction Partnership, demonstrating our charity-wide commitment to delivering excellence for disadvantaged young people.

ACHIEVEMENT

“Reflecting our exceptional standards in areas such as youth work practice, leadership, management, governance and safeguarding, the quality mark is an achievement which we are extremely proud to attain.”

Head of Nottinghamshire's VRP, Natalie Baker Napier, said: “I wish to congratulate Support Through Sport for your continued work in providing quality youth work for children and young people in Nottinghamshire.”