Sport & Physical Activity Health & Wellbeing 2024
QPR Community Trust

Impact Report 2024/25

QPR Community Trust’s 2024/25 impact report shows a substantial urban community anchor working across west and northwest London. The Trust delivers youth intervention, mentoring, Kicks, health, disability inclusion, refugee support, community events, school sport and education pathways across seven London boroughs. The report provides clear social return figures, participant numbers, disability reach, staff numbers and programme-level statistics, positioning the Trust as a locally embedded organisation tackling national issues at community level.

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📋About

Kicks, mentoring, disability inclusion, refugee support, school sport and community health programmes

📊Key Metrics

24,500 annual participants; £15.86 million estimated social impact cost savings; social return of around £11.50 for every £1 spent Key Metric 1
2,498 individuals reached by Youth & Communities, including 2,147 Kicks participants, 78 mentoring participants, 48 Divert participants and 96 EFL Training Ground participants Key Metric 2
1,213 individuals reached by Health; 8,726 by Education; 9,485 by Community; 300+ disabled people engaged weekly; provision across 7 London boroughs Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Improved youth outcomes through Kicks, mentoring, Divert, prison-based work and employment/training pathways
  • Improved health, reduced isolation and increased physical activity through community health programmes
  • Expanded education and disability inclusion, including 80+ schools, 3,000 school sport participants and 97% high achievement in college academies

📍Geography

London

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