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Laureus Sport for Good 2025 Impact Report

The Laureus Sport for Good 2025 Impact Report sets out how the Foundation funds, supports and develops programmes that use sport to create equality, access and opportunity for children and young people. In 2025 it supported 330+ programmes and initiatives in 39 countries and territories, reaching 324,602 participants, 20% more than last year, with 58% female participants, up from 51% in 2024. 21,244 coaches were trained (44% female), doubling the amount from 2024. Its mental health projects reached 80,069 participants, and 82% of 15K+ children and young people in violence-prevention projects reported feeling safer in their communities.

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Laureus Sport for Good is a global charity that uses the power of sport to end violence, discrimination and inequality for children and young people, funding and supporting community sport programmes around the world, including in the UK.

Key Metrics

324,602 participants reached, 20% more than last year
21,244 coaches trained (44% female)
58% female participants, up from 51% in 2024

Key Outcomes

  • 57% of 33K+ children and young people reported improved mental health
  • 82% of 15K+ children and young people reported feeling safer in their communities as a result of being part of a Laureus programme
  • 2,763 sessions were adapted for participants with a disability

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