YST Strategic Plan Presentation to FSPA on 10/04/13
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The Youth Sport Trust is a charity established in 1995 that uses sport to change lives. It has two main locations, with 90 staff in Loughborough and 20 in London. Its mission is that sport changes lives. It faces new challenges with leadership and funding changes since 2010. Its strategic plan focuses on being efficient, agile, self-supporting, and providing an evidence base on impact. It has a broad range of partners in both the public and private sectors to help address challenges in society through sport.
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- 1. Youth Sport Trust Strategic Plan Jo Simpson Finance and Corporate Services Director
- 2. Background •YST – 1995 Independent Charity •Group Chair – Baroness Sue Campbell •Group Chief Executive – John Steele
- 3. Locations Loughborough London (Head Office + (PR, Comms, Trading Company) Sponsorship) 90 staff 20 staff
- 4. Belief Sport Changes Lives
- 5. Context •Massive change since Sept 2010 •New CEO •New funding challenges •Even greater commitment to our mission
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- 29. How we can work together 1. Government announcement £150m March 2013 2. Investment Link to TRANSFORMING THE QUALITY AND PROVISION OF SCHOOL SPORT AND PE 3. Investment linked to OFSTED outcomes 4. Spending decision is heavily with Schools
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