Released in May 2020, this report explores the industry-wide impacts that Covid-19 has had. The report is split into three categories: pre, during and post lockdown, identifying and highlighting the detrimental and damaging effects that Covid-19 has had on all stakeholders within the sport sector. The impact and recovery report demonstrates the duty we have to understand the impact on our...
Published by Sported in 2019, this report finds that there are two important factors to consider when analysing the outcomes for membership of sports clubs and groups on young people: 1. Sports group membership is more common in higher SEGs. 2. The better off you are, the more likely you are to be healthy, happy, trusting, and interacting with a more diverse...
This report identifies groups of people whose socio-economic status puts them at higher risk of: either catching COVID-19 or passing it on, experiencing harm to their health and wellbeing during lockdown; or experiencing harm as both lockdown and the emergency measures introduced to alleviate it, are lifted. The report is divided into four sections, looking at people and households who face...
This slide pack summarises interim findings of two projects looking at the wider impacts of the pandemic and population health recovery in London, focusing specifically on health equity and the determinants of population health in the capital. The GLA have provided a summary of a series of seven desktop literature reviews and workshop consultations. The seven rapid evidence reviews and...
Participation in sports recovery via the Invictus Games has been shown to have a significant short- and long-term positive impact on the recovery journey of international wounded, injured and sick Service personnel and veterans. As a preview to the full report findings being released in 2022, interim findings on the impact of the Invictus Games Sydney 2018 so far indicate that...
This briefing presents evidence on the socio-economic impact of Covid-19 on London and Londoners. It presents a number of findings on Londoners’ financial position, their wellbeing, and data on health services and education. Topics included in the briefing focus on recent data releases published in the that tell us how social policy issues are evolving in London since the start of...
Every year Girlguiding ask over 2,000 girls and young women how they feel about their everyday lives. What they say, on the pressures they face and the issues they care about, forms the Girl’s Attitudes Survey. Girls and young women face persistent and unfair barriers to being happy and confident and they want to speak up on the decisions that affect...
The in-depth report, the first from the London Futures review, explores in detail the changes that have taken place in London over the previous 30 years and whether these changes have had an overall positive or negative impact on the capital. In response, the report then proposes the potential challenges and future trade off's that London should expect to face...
New research released by the Youth Sport Trust has recorded teacher's accounts of what a return to PE and sport in schools across the UK looks like following six months of closures. The charity heard how logistical issues and cautiousness among teachers around delivery guidelines has led to some schools teaching less or even no PE at all this term. In secondary...
In 2017, Inclusive United was formed to engage and sustain the participation of disabled people in football by offering greater and more inclusive opportunities to become physically active in London. The project relied on the collaborative efforts of a number of organisations in London including 15 of the capital’s professional football clubs’ community trusts. Arsenal Community, Leyton Orient Trust and the...