StreetGames is a sports charity that changes lives and communities. We do it by supporting a network of projects which give sports and volunteering opportunities to young people in disadvantaged communities across the UK. Doorstep sport is StreetGames' delivery method, whereby we bring sport close to the home in disadvantaged communities at the right time, for the right price, to the right place and in the right style.

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Since it was founded in 1982, Sports Leaders UK have typically delivered awards and qualifications through formal curriculum - schools, colleges and universities - but the urgent need for the skills and opportunities the courses deliver is in the community, not just in the classroom.

Creation of the Sports Leaders UK Foundation recognised this need to reach out into the community and deliver a powerful contribution to the process of social inclusion. A commitment to community volunteering is an integral part of all Sports Leaders UK awards and qualifications, making sports leadership a lifetime commitment for many.

Sported. is a national charity that provides support to community sport organisations that work with young people in disadvantaged areas.

We do this by providing business resources and financial assistance, so that these organisations can concentrate on doing what they do best - improving the lives of disadvantaged young people through sport.

The ASA is the governing body for the sport in England. In this section you will find all you need to know about joining a club or competing in England and becoming a swimming teacher or coach.

The Leisure Database Company (TLDC) is the official data supplier to Sport England maintaining the Active Places indoor and outdoor sports facilities database. TLDC are currently working with Sport England and all Olympic sports NGBs to link sports club data to the venues where they play and train. TLDC also work with NGBs to support their specific data needs for club finders, market understanding and strategic planning

The Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme, or TASS as it is better known, is a Government funded programme that represents a unique partnership between talented young athletes, National Governing Bodies of Sport (NGB's) and the Higher (University) and Further (college/school) Education sector. TASS aims to help its athletes to balance academic life with training and competition as a performance athlete.

The programme was established in 2003 by the then Secretary of State, the Right Honourable Tessa Jowell MP, Department of Culture Media and Sport. Since 2004, when the first TASS awards were made, the scheme has invested over £24million into athletes and the supporting network around them, providing up to 6000 awards enabling thousands of talented athletes to fulfil their sporting potential and become medal winners of the future.