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Annual Impact Report

In 2025–2026, we have continued to grow, deepen our impact and build momentum towards making inclusion the norm in community sport.

Across the country, we have supported 40,909 young people, through our network of 701 community clubs.

Working on the ground in communities, we have created opportunities that simply did not exist before, while long-standing barriers to sport continue to be broken down.

You can read the full review and explore stories, stats and what’s next by clicking the link below.

92%

of our young people report feeling trust in their community

81%

of our community clubs agree they have become more inclusive

91%

of coaches and volunteers agreed they could apply lessons learned from our training

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Published: 12th September, 2024

Updated: 1st July, 2026

Author: Sophia Rabl

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