1. Where do CSPs fit into Sport for Change, How can they help
Where do CSPs fit into Sport for Change, How can they help? September 2012

3. What we do?
Connect National Strategy to Local Needs Collaboration, Making things happen
Programmes
Sportivate
Community Games
Sportmakers
Advocacy
High Stakeholder Awareness, Understanding and Support
CSP offer
A broad, attractive and consistent service offer

4. The Missing People...
Would like to further contextualise these to highlight CSP specific characteristics

5. A sporting habit for life Five Year Investment
6/24/2018
Over £1billion investment
A sporting habit for life Five Year Investment
2012/ /17
Schools &
School Games
Up to £150 million
(Including Education,& Health funding)
Access
Whole Sport Plans (NGBs)
over £450 million
Transition to Clubs
 WSPs start at age 14
 Focus on for relevant sports
Mandatory growth targets
Payment by results
Enhanced governance
Talent development
Supported by CSP Club Link Makers*
Rewards
Higher Education
Mid-range/ Improvement e.g. pools/artificial pitches
Further Education
Governance
Door Step Clubs & Get On Track
Facilities
Up to £250 million
New capital
Community
Sport Pot
Local Investment
Over £250m
Health pilot
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Inspired
Playing fields
CSPs:
Coaching (Sportivate)
Volunteering (Sport Makers, Club leaders)
Disability
Market development
* £7.5m for CSP Club Link Makers has been included within the local investment budget.

6. Helping & Making Sense of NGB priorities

7. Knowledge Helping You?... Active People Survey Market segmentation
6/24/2018
Helping You?...
Knowledge
Active People Survey
Market segmentation
Trends and analysis
NGB Understanding

8. Programmes Resulting in…
Sportivate– Getting year old semi sporty doing more and keeping participation going
Sportmakers – a new generation and approach to volunteering in sport
Community Games– getting communities to get together to put on local sport and culture events
55,945 attendances
10,122 Engaged
1944 attendances
693 deployed
600 events
390,000 participants
13,200 volunteers

9. CSPs and Sport for Change?
Impact Participation
Community Development & Social Cohesion Health Improvement
Inclusion
Efficiencies
CSP Work
Investment Accreditation
National to local
Access to Networks
Knowledge and Data
Promotion and Marketing
CSP Networkng
Extending Reach
Going beyond traditional providers
Promoting sport to other sectors

10. The Missing People...
Would like to further contextualise these to highlight CSP specific characteristics

11. Who You Can Speak to…?
Simon Hall,
Tony Costello
Thomas McIntosh
Chris Child
Steve Brewster
Mark Thornewill
Would like to further contextualise these to highlight CSP specific characteristics