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StreetGames is an alliance of organizations that develop doorstep sports in deprived communities. It aims to increase sport participation and improve community life. StreetGames has promised Sport England, its major funder, to deliver 20 exemplar projects this year in deprived areas. Each project will have 3 sites, deliver 3 sports, work with 2 county sports partnerships, and organize 4 regional games. StreetGames sets a framework but encourages creativity among members. It tracks outputs to prove impact to funders and help members improve. Regional managers create networks to support doorstep sport deliverers. Regional events have purposes like focusing neighborhood work, celebrating achievements, expanding networks, and gaining political support.
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