Sport's full potential in reducing crime will only be unlocked with a joined-up approach and more risk-taking across criminal justice, a DCMS Committee has been told.

We visit Chance To Shine's Crime Awareness Programme - the latest example of #GreatCoaching by those using sport to engage young people caught up in the cycle of crime and imprisonment.

As part of our celebration of #greatcoaching throughout Coaching Week, we speak to Marlon Boateng of AIR Sports Network, who use sport to engage hard-to-reach individuals in the community and prisons.

As part of our week celebrating #GreatCoaching, we speak to the award-winning Marcellus Baz about his incredible journey from gang member to founder of Nottingham School of Boxing.

To celebrate Coaching Week we're showcasing #greatcoaching in and around the criminal justice system. First up, it's Positive Futures Gwent, who use sport to enrich troubled lives in south-east Wales.

Find out how police have positively engaged with youngsters in an anti-social behaviour hotspot in Bristol by organising bike races and maintenance workshops.

In his latest blog on engaging participants in sport, Alliance of Sport Co-Founder and Secretariat, Justin Coleman, discusses the crucial final stages – getting them active and 'sticking with it'.

Alliance of Sport Co-Founder, Justin Coleman, shares more highlights from our recent Review of Community Sport, with insights on engaging those who are still "thinking about it".

Read how Sport4Life use sport as an engagement 'hook' to develop the confidence, life skills and employability of at-risk young people, many of whom have been through the criminal justice system.

We visit AIR Sports Network, who have worked with over 13,000 hard-to-reach and disadvantaged men and women across London, Kent and Essex since 2007.

We visited Charlton Athletic Community Trust and discovered an organisation deeply embedded in its local community, using sport as a vehicle to improve lives and fight crime.

Read how TSA Projects and Chance to Shine joined forces to steer at-risk young people in Birmingham away from drugs, gangs and knife crime.