On 6 April 2024 we launched ‘Five Key Changes’, our Manifesto for ChangeClick here to find out more>
System change is therefore a key strand of our work and central to our future growth plans.
We aim to support partners in the sport sector to embed inclusion in their systems, processes, programmes and culture.
Our system change work includes:
On 6 April 2024, International Day of Sport for Development and Peace, we launched ‘Five Key Changes’, Access Sport’s Manifesto for Change.
We have identified, drawing on 20 years of experience, five key areas of change that will facilitate improved access to the benefits of inclusive community sport for the disadvantaged and disabled children and young people we support.
We want to work with more people and organisations that share our commitment to inclusion.
If you would like to enquire about our system change work, please leave your details in the form below and one of our team will be in touch.
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We use the on-the-ground insights gained through our work with sports clubs, organisations and volunteers to advocate for and champion system wide change. Read more
Access Sport regularly contributes to national research and policy change work undertaken by system partners. Read more
As a national sport for development charity, we are committed to drawing upon our 20 years of experience, and the expertise we have accumulated during that time, to support wider System Change Read more
We provide training to coaches, volunteers and others who work with young people to put inclusivity at the core of their sport and physical activity delivery. Read more
Access Sport Young Leaders is a national initiative which aims to train, equip and support the next generation of community sport leaders. Read more