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Herts Sports Partnership

HSP Annual Impact Report 2024-25

Herts Sports Partnership's Annual Impact Report 2024-25 covers its work as the Active Partnership for Hertfordshire, hosted by the University of Hertfordshire. Highlights include 77,000 HAPpy Activity Camp opportunities for children, £2.2M secured to invest in community sport and physical activity in Hertfordshire, 2400+ delegates on CPD training and a 90% net promoter score from partners.

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Herts Sports Partnership (HSP) is the Active Partnership for Hertfordshire, hosted by the University of Hertfordshire, working with councils, the NHS, schools, clubs and community organisations to get more people active. Its Annual Impact Report 2024-25 records 77,000 HAPpy Activity Camp opportunities through the Holiday Activities and Food programme, £2.2M secured by HSP to invest in community sport and physical activity in Hertfordshire, £433K raised for 31 organisations for projects benefiting the community, 2400+ delegates on CPD training, 20,000+ activities listed on the Moving More Activity Finder, 475 Goods for Good sports gift bags distributed to those in need, and a 90% net promoter score from partners.

Key Metrics

77,000 HAPpy Activity Camp opportunities for children
£2.2M secured by HSP to invest in community sport and physical activity in Hertfordshire
2400+ delegates on CPD training

Key Outcomes

  • 90% net promoter score feedback from partners
  • £433K raised for 31 organisations for projects benefiting the community
  • 475 Goods for Good sports gift bags distributed to those in need

Geography

East of England

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