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Find similar grantsYouth Justice Sport Fund is sponsored by Ministry of Justice. Provides funding to voluntary and community sector organizations to support young people at risk of entering the criminal justice system through sport.
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Youth Justice Sport Fund - StreetGames We partnered with the Sport for Development Coalition and the Alliance of Sport in Criminal Justice to deliver the ambitious £5 million Youth Justice Sport Fund programme from the Ministry of Justice. Explore the impact in our infographic The Youth Justice Sport Fund was established to use sport as a powerful tool to engage at-risk young people, diverting them from crime and antisocial behaviour.
Launched in December 2022, the programme allocated £5 million across 220 trusted community organisations nationwide. Managed by StreetGames, with support from the Alliance of Sport in Criminal Justice and the Sport for Development Coalition, the fund was the first of its kind delivered by the Ministry of Justice.
Sport was increasingly recognised as having a role in prevention and early intervention work with children at risk of, or already involved in, offending behaviour.
The two key goals for the funding were to: Support vulnerable young people, aged 10-17, at-risk of involvement in crime, anti-social behaviour and serious violence—understood as those in the secondary tier of need—through involvement in local sporting activities Through capacity building, increase the capability of sport sector delivery organisations to work effectively with their local criminal justice partners, including Youth Justice Services, Police and Police Crime Commissioners (PCC)/Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) structures.
This work focused on building sustainable relationships for the medium to longer term to facilitate potential future access to the new ‘Turnaround’ programme and other funding. The programme successfully engaged over 7,800 young people, with 82% of them coming from 40% most deprived areas, providing them with structured sports activities and additional personal development opportunities.
77 of the 220 participating organisations had an annual turnover of less than £100,000 and 63% of the hours delivered by participating organisations were dedicated to mentoring and other ‘sport plus’ activities that help delivery staff build a strong rapport with young people and accelerate their personal development.
Youth Justice Sport Fund Programme External Evaluation Theory of Change: Sport, youth offending and serious youth violence Youth Justice Sport Fund conference resources Youth Justice Statistics – National Picture Local Authority Offending Rates (the number of children cautioned and sentenced) Youth Justice Statistics – Local Authority Level Data (Age, Gender, Ethnicity) English indices of deprivation 2019 (access deprivation data about the community you deliver in) Alliance of Sport in Criminal Justice Sport For Development Coalition Potential Funding Sources National Lottery Awards For All England Sport England Movement Fund People’s Postcode Lottery If you have any questions about the fund please email: youthjusticesportfund@streetgames.
org Learn more about our community safety work Community safety is in StreetGames’ DNA Our Director for Sport and Community Safety reflects on the impact of the Youth Justice Sport Fund. The power of sport in preventing youth crime and anti-social behaviour Our CEO Mark Lawrie OBE blogs about the transformational impact that community sport, delivered in the right way, can have on young people’s lives and the communities they live in.
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