We are a not-for-profit sporting organisation campaigning globally to use the power of sport as a tool for peace, whilst raising awareness of community cohesion, positive health and gender equality. 

Street Child United uses the power of sport to change the negative perceptions and treatment of street-connected children everywhere.

Football Beyond Borders is an education charity which uses football as an engagement tool to provide young people with the opportunity to achieve their goals and fulfil their potential. We do this through our football-themed, literacy curriculum which puts a young person’s passion for football at the heart of their education.

The Football Foundation was launched in 2000 by the Premier League, The Football Association and the Government as a charitable vehicle to direct their joint grassroots sports investment into the areas of greatest need and where it will have the greatest impact.

TackleAfrica uses the power of football to provide young Africans with the knowledge, confidence and services to realise their sexual health rights and help protect themselves and their communities from HIV.

We train African coaches to deliver specially designed football coaching sessions with in-built sexual health messages, and link young people to sexual health services at tournaments.

Every year the Dame Kelly Holmes Trust gets thousands of young lives back on track. The charity achieves this by training and developing world class athletes to deliver personal, social and emotional development programmes for disadvantaged young people. Through transformational mentoring, young people become empowered them to realise the attitudes and behaviours needed to lead a positive life.

Sporting Memories Network works with partner organisations and volunteers across communities and generations to address three of the biggest challenges facing an ageing society: dementia, depression and loneliness.

Founded in late 2016, Rackets Cubed is a Roehampton-based charity that delivers integrated sport, education and nutrition programs to improve the lives of vulnerable and disadvantaged young children and raise their aspirations. We currently have four programmes in London, and one in Yorkshire. We partner with “Aspirational Hosts” and local “inner city” schools. We are shortly to launch programs with Imperial University in London, and Hull University.

The Alliance of Sport in Criminal Justice works strategically across government departments and acts as the link between sport, criminal justice and crime prevention. Our role is to provide the leadership, co-ordination and evidence for the power of sport to repair broken lives and build a stronger society for all.

Sported is one of the leading Sport for Development charities in the UK, helping more than 3,000 community sport and youth groups survive and thrive.

What makes Sported's members so special is that each and every one uses the power of sport to transform the lives of young lives and local communities. Yet the majority are run on shoestring budgets, relying on the kindness and hard-work of a handful of dedicated staff and volunteers.

At Sported we support these local heroes by providing much needed professional expertise, resources and business mentoring to help build their group’s capacity and long-term sustainability. Helping to ensure the young people who could benefit most, can continue to access their vital support.