If you're a young person in need of support in Coventry, it's fair to say that the Positive Youth Foundation has got your back. Read about their incredible work.

Founded on the troubled streets of Rio's favelas, Fight For Peace (FFP) has now spread to 26 countries. Its distinctive philosophy for reducing youth violence is intriguing and highly effective.

Streets Revolution is a 'social franchise' that uses football as a tool to help improve the lives of some of society's most vulnerable people.

Read how Pause & Engage uses sport and mentoring to help at-risk youngsters in north Somerset hit back from tough starts in life.

Based in one of the UK's most deprived communities, Sporting Chance North East combines sport and education to throw a lifeline to some of the area's most hard-to-reach young people.

Read how Anfield North Liverpool Boxing Club acts as a hub for fighting knife crime, anti-social behaviour and substance abuse in the local community.

Read how the 3 Pillars Project uses the power of sport and positive role models to achieve life-changing personal development with inmates at two London prisons.

Led by the inspirational Sunny Dhadley, SUIT (Service User Involvement Team) have been using sport to support Wolverhampton's most vulnerable and marginalised people for over a decade.

We visited Positive Futures Gwent to see how the project uses sport to make a real impact on the most disadvantaged communities in south-east Wales.

The Alliance of Sport's Tanayah Sam played a major role as the Commission on Gangs and Violence launched its report at Villa Park last week.

Read how the Leeds Rhinos Foundation uses the power of sport, alongside personal development, to prepare offenders for release back into society.

The UDOIT! Dance Foundation uses StreetDance to reduce youth offending and boost physical activity. They have now reached a critical phase in their growth – and have called on the Alliance's help.