Find some of the latest global research, publications and toolkits related to the use of physical activity and sport in the welfare and justice systems.

Download a copy of the LtPF "Leadership Development Through Action Learning" toolkit to develop leadership, knowledge, skills, behaviours and habits.

The Youth Justice Sport Fund was established to utilise sport as a powerful tool to engage at-risk young people, diverting them from crime and antisocial behaviour.

AoS worked with Sport England to distribute funds nationally and reduce the negative impact of coronavirus, engage a target audience and increase physical activity levels.

Supporting Catch-22 embed physical activity and sport as part of a new initiative designed to deliver personal wellbeing support for prison leavers.

A groundbreaking national project managed in partnership with the Youth Justice board, London Marathon Foundation and the University of Birmingham.