Sport & Physical Activity Education & Young People 2025
Brentford FC Community Sports Trust

Impact Report 2025

Brentford FC Community Sports Trust is an independent charity operating in partnership with Brentford Football Club, based at the Gtech Community Stadium in Brentford, West London. The 2025 Impact Report highlights 20,500+ participants across 18,939 sessions spanning education, employability, disability sport, mental health and community engagement across Hounslow, Ealing, Richmond and Hillingdon, with a social impact value of £70.6 million.

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📋About

Pathways programmes: Post-16 Football Education Academy (launched September 2025); Changing the Game apprenticeship for community development professionals (with Premier League Foundation and PFA); Turnaround Mentoring (criminal justice); Training Ground employability programme; Access to Sport: Schools Programme (5,407 children); Joy of Moving (3,370 children); All Ability Bees disability programme (1,082 participants); Premier League Kicks; PAN Disability League; FA Emerging Talent Centre (girls); gymnastics, dance and cheer (Tumble Bees, Boogie Bees, Sting Cheer); Improving Health: Memory Hive (Alzheimer's); Active Minds; BeeActive Football; BeeComing You; Comedy for Thought (mental health); Clubhouse Café at Gunnersbury Park Sports Hub (opened September 2025); CPR/defibrillator training; Bee A Hero blood donation campaign

📊Key Metrics

Total income £4,350,000 and total expenditure £4,190,000 (year ended 31 March 2025); social impact value of £70.6 million generated in 2022/23 Key Metric 1
20,500+ participants across all programmes; 13,126 unique participants; 18,939 total sessions delivered Key Metric 2
36% of participants were women and girls; 36 average contact hours per participant; 26,842 total hours delivered Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • 96% of disability programme participants reported improved physical and mental health; 100% of Turnaround Mentoring participants positively engaged and none re-offended within 3 months; 87% of Post-16 participants felt the programme had a positive impact
  • Bee A Hero campaign won Community Project of the Year at London Football Awards; PAN Disability League won League of the Year at Middlesex FA Awards; Josh Dasilva named Brentford PFA Community Champion 2024/25; Clubhouse Café opened at Gunnersbury Park
  • Indeed partnership renewed as Brentford FC's official training wear and recruitment partner from 2025/26; 81% of Training Ground participants progressed into employment, training or education; six FA Emerging Talent Centre players visited Downing Street celebrating women's and girls' football

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