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Cobnor Activities Centre Trust

Cobnor Activities Centre Trust Social Impact Report 2025

Cobnor Activities Centre Trust is an independent charity delivering accredited land and water-based outdoor education in Chichester Harbour, including RYA Onboard, Sailability and Paddle-Ability. Its Social Impact Report for the year ended 31 October 2025 shows 2,246 state school pupils supported, 38% of them eligible for Free School Meals, plus a further 617 disadvantaged young people reached through funded programmes.

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Cobnor Activities Centre Trust (CACT) is an independent charity delivering accredited land and water-based programmes, including RYA Onboard, Sailability and Paddle-Ability, in Chichester Harbour. Through funded programmes, disadvantaged and vulnerable individuals and groups gain access to outdoor adventure that develops teamwork, leadership and problem-solving skills while promoting wellbeing, connection and a sense of pride.

Key Metrics

State school pupils supported 2,246 state school pupils from 54 schools supported in 2025, 38% of whom were eligible for Free School Meals.
Disadvantaged young people reached 617 disadvantaged young people supported through funded programmes who would otherwise have missed out on life-changing outdoor experiences.

Key Outcomes

  • 2,246 state school pupils gained access to sailing, paddling and adventure, developing teamwork, leadership and wellbeing.
  • 617 disadvantaged young people accessed funded outdoor programmes, with cost removed as a barrier through the Martin Beale Bursary Fund.

Geography

South East

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