This guide, compiled from experience working with Sport England on their Place Expansion work, is designed to support your delivery of youth voice and influence activity through a place approach. 

StreetGames welcomes the National Youth Strategy and its focus on giving young people somewhere to go, something to do, and someone to trust. Discover how StreetGames helped shape the strategy and why sport is vital in tackling isolation, improving wellbeing, and creating opportunities for disadvantaged communities.

Community partner African Community Advice North East (ACANE) have been named Street Club of the Year for their work bringing cricket to young people in Byker.

Discover ideas, tips and tools for making sure that young people’s views are listened to, and acting on that feedback to improve or develop.

We have launched an updated brand which marks an exciting milestone in StreetGames’ journey, and a renewed commitment to young people and the communities we serve.

StreetGames have been working in partnership with the LTA on their SERVES programme since 2016, providing opportunities for young people from under-served communities to play tennis.

StreetGames are proud to work with Rugby League Commercial to offer young people living in underserved communities the opportunity to attend live, world-class sports matches.

We have developed a series of ‘How to’ guides to help community partners deliver the right sporting and physical activity offer to engage young women and girls in under-served communities.

The award-winning Us Girls programme is designed to increase and sustain young women’s participation in sport and physical activity in under-served communities across the UK.

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.