Sport & Physical Activity Health & Wellbeing Enhanced 2025
Fleetwood Town Community Trust

Impact Report 2024/25

Fleetwood Town Community Trust is the official charity of Fleetwood Town FC, delivering sport, health, education and social inclusion programmes across the Fylde Coast. Their 2024/25 impact report — the first year of a new three-year strategy — covers 20,204 engagements, 5,457 free meals, and standout programmes including Cancer Prehab, a new Youth Hub, and a Veterans Community Garden, earning them EFL League Two Community Club Organisation of the Year.

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20,204 total engagements; 1,621 hours of free sporting activity; 5,457 free meals provided; 468 young people engaged through Youth Hub with 1,222 hours of free youth provision Key Metric 1
100% of Cancer Prehab participants reported improved resilience and ability to cope with treatment; 100% of Strong Start participants achieved weight reduction targets and adopted sustainable exercise routines; 90% of Cancer Prehab participants reported better mental wellbeing Key Metric 2
Named EFL League Two Community Club Organisation of the Year 2025; won Community & Charity Organisation of the Year at Wyre Business Awards 2024; Sports College CEFA side crowned CEFA North West Champions at Wembley 2025; Veterans Community Garden awarded Level 4 Thriving certificate at North West in Bloom Key Metric 3
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📋About

Premier League Kicks (292 sessions); Premier League Primary Stars (560 sessions); Cancer Prehab; Strong Start (weight management); Football4All (disability); Dementia Dance; GoBeyond; Champions (anti-social behaviour); Youth Hub; Veterans Community Garden; Joy of Moving; Active Travel; Sports College (BTEC + Foundation Degree); PE & School Sport; Try Sport; Transport to Matches scheme Custom geography from upload: Fleetwood / Fylde Coast

📊Key Metrics

20,204 total engagements; 1,621 hours of free sporting activity; 5,457 free meals provided; 468 young people engaged through Youth Hub with 1,222 hours of free youth provision Key Metric 1
100% of Cancer Prehab participants reported improved resilience and ability to cope with treatment; 100% of Strong Start participants achieved weight reduction targets and adopted sustainable exercise routines; 90% of Cancer Prehab participants reported better mental wellbeing Key Metric 2
Named EFL League Two Community Club Organisation of the Year 2025; won Community & Charity Organisation of the Year at Wyre Business Awards 2024; Sports College CEFA side crowned CEFA North West Champions at Wembley 2025; Veterans Community Garden awarded Level 4 Thriving certificate at North West in Bloom Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • 80% of Football4All participants reported stronger friendships and reduced loneliness; 61% of Champions referrals have better understanding of anti-social behaviour; 90% of Early Years participants improved social interaction; 92% of teachers reported greater confidence through supported PE delivery
  • 85% of PE and School Sport participants increased physical activity levels; 1,200 unique participants across Sports Camps; 2,557 Joy of Moving and Healthy Heads unique participants; 4,000 PE and School Sport sessions delivered; 228 Active Travel sessions delivered
  • Corporate partnerships generated £47,777 in volunteering social value and £360,052 in fundraising/donation social value via Friends of the Trust scheme (launched 2023); new 2025-2028 strategy launched January 2025; 24-mile charity walk from Fleetwood to Morecambe raised funds for veterans

📍Geography

North West

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