IS YOUR SPORT-FOR-CHANGE INVESTMENT REACHING ITS FULL POTENTIAL?

Take advantage of our complimentary strategic self-assessment to identify what is working well, uncover potential obstacles, and discover where you should focus your efforts next.

Drawing on our extensive experience across six countries and partnerships with over 250 organisations, this assessment is specifically tailored for leaders who fund, commission, or shape sport and physical activity initiatives aimed at creating safer communities.

The assessment takes less than 10 minutes to complete. Receive your personalised report instantly.

You are putting effort and resources into important work — but is it making a difference?
If your plans, money, partnerships, and proof of success are not working together, opportunities are missed, progress slows down, and it is harder to achieve bigger results.

What your report reveals

Your personalised results will show you:

  • Whether your investment is creating the conditions for lasting change;
  • How well your activity, partnerships, evidence and policy influence are aligned;
  • Where fragmentation may be limiting wider impact;
  • Which priorities could strengthen your approach; and
  • Where to focus next with greater confidence.

This is for you if...

You are responsible for funding, shaping, coordinating or influencing sport and physical activity across a range of projects, geographic areas, partnerships, or broader systems.

You may be employed by or affiliated with one of the following:

  • A government department, public agency or international institution;
  • A sports federation, governing body or national agency;
  • A foundation, trust or corporation;
  • A commissioning organisation; or
  • A charity, NGO or network organisation responsible for managing a significant portfolio or adopting a system-wide approach.

The Scorecard is especially valuable if you are in the process of developing a strategy, reviewing a portfolio, designing a funding or commissioning programme, strengthening a partnership, or determining whether your current approach is fostering the conditions necessary for sustainable, long-term change.

Assess your strengths against the five essential pillars for lasting change

Investment

Assess whether your resources are strategically aligned to support meaningful outcomes, sustainability and long-term change.

Policy

Explore whether sport and physical activity are embedded within wider priorities, leadership and decision-making.

Partnerships

Consider whether the right organisations and sectors are working together effectively around shared outcomes.

Evidence

Assess how effectively you use data, learning and insight to understand what works, improve practice and guide decisions.

Readiness

Assess whether your organisation has the clarity, capacity and appetite to turn ambition into lasting change.

Shaped by Extensive Real-World Experience

The Sport for Safer Communities Scorecard has been meticulously crafted by the Alliance of Sport, drawing upon extensive hands-on experience in collaboration with governments, global institutions, funders, sports organisations, and community partners. Through the strategic use of sport and physical activity, our collective efforts aim to build safer, healthier, and more resilient communities.

Our collective impact initiatives have supported over 250 organisations across six countries and have played a pivotal role in unlocking more than £8 million in funding.

Through programmes focused on youth crime prevention, the criminal justice system, public health, policy development, research, and international advancement, we have gained invaluable insights into the factors that enable effective initiatives to flourish beyond isolated projects, as well as the obstacles that can impede progress.

The Scorecard translates this wealth of experience into a practical, user-friendly tool that empowers you to evaluate your approach, unify your stakeholders, and concentrate on cultivating the conditions necessary for enduring, positive change.

 

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