Crescent Archers is an inclusive, volunteer-led community organisation and a proud member of the StreetGames network in Birmingham. Founded in 2022 with the support of Archery GB, the club’s mission is to ensure that the sport of archery is accessible to all, regardless of age, background or ability.

In our 2024 Annual Review, we highlight our commitment to making sports and physical activity accessible for young people in low-income, under-served communities across the UK.

The ‘Into the Green and Blue: Watersports Festival’ gave more than 1,000 young people from some of Birmingham’s most underserved communities the chance to experience a range of watersports for free.

StreetGames North West Area Director, Sally Carr MBE, blogs on the success of the Pride Youth Games 2024, organised by Pride Sports and Leap Sports and supported by StreetGames with funding from the JD Foundation.

StreetGames and Wales Netball are proud to announce the launch of Blitz Netball®, an exciting new netball format codesigned in collaboration with young people from low-income communities across Wales.

Youth mentor Ray aims to support, guide, and mentor young people facing multiple risk factors.

Scott Parker is a volunteer assistant coach with Active Hastings and a StreetGames Young Advisor, whose journey from a young participant to a community role model is a testament to the power of community sport.

This toolkit provides guidance on how to put in place a referral pathway for sport interventions for young people at risk of or already involved in offending behaviour which includes serious youth violence.

StreetGames are working with Chance to Shine to support and co-deliver on their Street Coach training course.

She Got Game is an Erasmus+ project which aims to increase girls’ engagement in physical activity.