Sport & Physical Activity Education & Young People 2023
Burton Albion Community Trust

Impact Report 2023/24

Burton Albion Community Trust’s 2023/24 impact report provides one of the clearest quantified profiles in this set. The Trust reached 17,523 participants across 52 programmes, supported by staff, volunteers, player engagement and community partnerships. Its work spans education and employability, school sport, health and wellbeing, community engagement, disability provision, social prescribing and school-based wellbeing programmes. The report also includes wellbeing scores and participant impact measures across physical wellbeing, community, personal development and social prescribing.

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📋About

School sport, employability, social prescribing, health and wellbeing delivery

📊Key Metrics

17,523 participants reached across 52 programmes, representing a 24% year-on-year increase Key Metric 1
10,821 participants in School Sport, 4,500 in Community Engagement, 2,011 in Health & Wellbeing and 191 in Education & Employability Key Metric 2
10,272 hours of Health & Wellbeing delivery; 4,665 hours of School Sport delivery; 3,010 hours of Community Engagement delivery; 3,408 hours of Education & Employability delivery Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • 85% of participants agreed BACT activity benefited their physical wellbeing; 83% agreed it supported community connection
  • 98% client satisfaction for social prescribing, 60% improvement in reported wellbeing and 51% reduction in GP appointments for supported clients
  • 91% of second-year Football & Education students progressed into higher education or employment; 96% of participants felt safe on BACT programmes

📍Geography

East Midlands

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