Our Impact
WhatWeDo
What We Do
Charitable Programmes
TheNeed
The Need
1.2m
young people with a disability access sport rarely or not at all
4.3m
people aged 8-18 living in England and Wales are at risk of inequality
1.6m
young people in the UK aged 5-17 are from an ethnic minority background
31%
of young people aged 8-18 face the risk of inequality because of their proximity to the highest levels of areas of multiple deprivation
1.9m
girls in England and Wales aged 8–18 are in the bottom half of the Index of Multiple Deprivation decile
25%
of disabled people had taken part in an organised activity session in the last year, compared to 36% of non-disabled people
OurGoals
Our Goals
We measure our impact through the following outcomes
Improve Activity Levels and Promote Healthy Lifestyles
Improve Activity Levels and Promote Healthy Lifestyles
Increase Confidence and Self-Esteem
Increase Confidence and Self-Esteem
Promote Social Inclusion
Promote Social Inclusion
OurImpact
Our Impact
View our latest Impact Report
28,669
participants engaged through our inclusive cricket programmes
254
Wicketz and Super 1s hubs
482
life skills workshops and 65 employability workshops delivered
97%
of our participants said they felt more active
88%
of our participants said they felt more confident
96%
of our participants said they felt more included
24,399
young people reached in 769 SEND settings (50% of all UK SEND settings)
22%
increase in female Super 1s participants
31,100
items of sports kit donated in the UK and abroad
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Impact Report
Impact Report
Find our more about our life changing work with young people facing the challenges of inequality through cricket.
Support Us
Support Us
We work across the UK and beyond to provide inclusive and impactful cricket programmes, find out more about how you can get involved.