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Wycombe Wanderers Foundation

Impact Report 2023-24

Wycombe Wanderers Foundation’s 2023/24 impact report presents a detailed snapshot of work across education and employability, health and inclusion, and sports participation. The Foundation positions football as a catalyst for physical activity, learning, confidence and social cohesion in High Wycombe and Buckinghamshire. It delivers school support, anti-discrimination workshops, SEND holiday camps, PL Kicks, Street Soccer, walking football, grassroots cups, player pathways and inclusive after-school provision for underprivileged children.

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School sport, SEND holiday camps, PL Kicks, walking football, anti-discrimination workshops

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 28 programmes and projects engaged over 9,250 participants, with more than 21,000 community project delivery hours
Key Metric 2 Sports Participation reached 10,783 participants; Health & Inclusion reached 5,730; Education & Employability reached 4,600
Key Metric 3 3,000+ participants engaged through in-school and after-school provision; 1,563+ through the development pathway; 630 holiday camp participants

Key Outcomes

  • Increased confidence and aspiration, including 99% confidence uplift and 75% inspiration uplift from education activations
  • Improved inclusion and understanding, including 98% of Show Racism the Red Card participants leaving with stronger understanding of stereotyping
  • Expanded sport participation and pathways, including 220 development fixtures, 600+ Grassroots Cup players and 17 players signed to professional academies

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