The Huddle is our Young Person’s Doorstep Sport Advisory Group – a dynamic team of young people playing a vital role in shaping the future of StreetGames.

Peer Research is a participatory research method which empowers people with lived experience to lead and conduct research to effect positive change in their own communities.

StreetGames’ #NextGen programme is a comprehensive training and development package that aims to transform young people into the leaders of tomorrow.

Our Inspiration campaign brings the buzz and benefits of major sporting events right to the doorstep of those young people who need it most.

Team GB and StreetGames are teaming up to inspire young people in low-income communities by using Olympic athletes and values to expand access to sport and create lasting social impact.

A partnership bringing boxing to under-served communities through grassroots sessions, major event access, and youth work experience, powered by the Matchroom Charitable Foundation.

This policy should be read in conjunction with StreetGames’ Health & Safety and Lone Working Policies

As outlined in Section 6 of the Safeguarding Policy we see our work in relation to extremism, extremist views and radicalisation   as closely related to StreetGames approach to Safeguarding and our support to the StreetGames network.

This section of the StreetGames Policy relates to all of StreetGames work with children and young people.  To ensure StreetGames maintains a child and young person centred approach where there is cause for concern the procedure for reporting will always follow the same process.

StreetGames staff, public-facing contractors and volunteers involved in sport and activity for children and young people have a great opportunity to be positive role models and to help build an individual’s confidence.