In 2024,
we reached a record
28,578 young people
through our inclusive cricket programmes
Empowered participants to fulfil their potential through the game…
felt more active
felt more confident
felt more included
And continued to
grow
our reach and impact.
We reached 25,000 young people in 760 SEND schools through cricket (50% of all UK SEND schools)
We reached 25,000 young people in 760 SEND schools through cricket (50% of all UK SEND schools)
28,578
PARTICIPANTS
28,578
PARTICIPANTS
454
life skills workshops
15% increase
in female participation
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15% increase
in female participation
thank you
for helping us reach
more young people
our goals
We measure our impact through the following outcomes
Improving activity levels and promote healthy lifestyles
Engagement in, and access to, inclusive physical activity with peers is essential for the physical and mental health of those we work with.
Increase confidence and self-esteem
The growth of young people in all aspects of life is strongly linked to their confidence levels. Confidence is the foundation for young people to develop their personal skills, self-esteem and independence, which helps them lead more fulfilling lives.
Promote social inclusion
We want everyone to feel that cricket is a game for them. By bringing communities together through cricket, we can break down stereotypes, perceptions and develop better relationships.
Regional Wicketz Festivals
what did we achieve?
Regional Wicketz Festivals
Regional Wicketz Festivals
Regional Wicketz Festivals
Regional Wicketz Festivals
Regional Wicketz Festivals
what did we achieve?
Regional Wicketz Festivals
Regional Wicketz Festivals
Why focus on improving activity levels?
Children living in deprived areas are substantially more likely to lead an unhealthy lifestyle. Access to sport and facilities is a major issue for young people living with a disability. Regular activity, be it physical exercise or social activity that makes you feel like you’re part of something, is vital for young people’s physical and mental health.