New research from StreetGames paints an alarming picture of a "physical and mental health timebomb" for young people.

The Alliance of Sport took young leaders from organisations in the Levelling the Playing Field project to represent the voice of young people at last week’s YJB Youth Justice Leaders’ Summit.

Over 50 leaders from across government, health, sport, justice and the secure estate gathered at the House of Lords for the parliamentary launch of the Get Well, Stay Well Agreement.

The Alliance of Sport has opened the door for Leeds Rhinos Foundation to deliver a sport and education programme with children and young people inside HMPYOI Wetherby. 

The Deputy Prime Minister has hailed the vital role that sport and physical activity can play in “turning young lives around” following the launch of the ground-breaking Youth Justice Sport Fund.

The Alliance of Sport's Taskforce on Physical Activity and Sport in the Criminal Justice System has launched The Get Well, Stay Well Agreement.

More than 200 community sport organisations across England and Wales have been awarded new public funding aimed at using sport and physical activity to prevent youth crime and anti-social behaviour. 

The Alliance of Sport has released a ground-breaking report which outlines a model for effective partnership working in sport and criminal justice. 

Bright Star Boxing Club in Shropshire uses a trauma-informed approach to support the 450 young people on its programmes and improve their life chances.

The potential of boxing to prevent crime and violence and turn lives around is being under-exploited within the criminal justice sector. 

Juan Lopez has achieved remarkably rapid success in using calisthenics in prisons and community settings to activate, motivate and guide people towards better life outcomes.

As part of our support for the Sport for Development Coalition’s #OpenGoal campaign – which coincides with International Day of Sport for Development and Peace - we profile Kameron's journey.