Brief overview of the last 12 months

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Brief overview of the last 12 months

• Second Chance programme
• Podium 2012
• HEFCE
• Sport England
• High performance camps

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Second Chance

• Sports programme targeting individuals with a
  substance misuse background
• Run at university facilities by university
  students
• Finance came into play at the start of this
  academic year
• Football Foundation 187k over 4 years
• Northern Rock Foundation 219 over 3 years
• Each DIP area inputs 5k per year
• 10 out of 12 areas currently involved

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How are we doing so far?

• NRF (Aug 07 Mar 08)
• 39 students qualified and active in the programme
  (4 clients qual)
• 96 sessions run
• 275 new clients attended minimum of 1 session
• Throughput of 1522 (total attendance)
• 90 individuals have attended 4 or more (out of 8)
  sessions
• Average weekly attendance of 56
• First prison session underway
• FF (Aug 07 Mar 08)
• 212 clients involved in first 8 wks (194 second 8
  wks)
• Throughput of 2634
• 148 clients attended 4 or more (out of 8)
  sessions
• Average weekly attendance of 107
• 17 teams at last regional finals
• 20 people through FA level 1
• PhD student appointed

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Targets 2008/09

• NRF
• 150 clients engaged on a regular basis
• 60 students qualified (non football)
• 5 clients qualified and utilising their skills as
  part of the course
• 2 clients on level 2
• Engagement with 3 prisons
• FA
• 100 people qualified at FA level 1
• 400 clients engaged (in total over 3 programmes)
• 16 people qualified at FA level 2
• 50 people qualified as a referee

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Podium 2012

• Podium is the Further and Higher Education arm of
  London 2012
• 30k to run a national pilot project as part of
  their quick wins scheme
• Volunteer programme targeting 100 young people
  aged 16-19yrs around Event Management
• Volunteers will take an active part in the build
  up to targeted events
• Series of related workshops written to create the
  structure to the programme
• Targeting university events initially
• Co-ordinator appointed one day per week
• Utilising university students as mentors to the
  young people
• Pilot project run over 4 weeks with young people
  from the Durham area
• Final report due March 2009

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Introduction to HEFCE

• 1 million over 3 years (initially submitted as a
  5 year plan)
• 4 main strands Looked After Children, Homeless,
  Schools, Volunteering
• 5 x Sports Development Officer (SDO) responsible
  for the delivery of ALL of the strands in their
  university
• Each SDO then leads on a certain strand
• HEFCE PhD student, John Hayton appointed
• Administrative Assistant in place
• Tracey Tait, 0191 2437567, t.tait_at_unn.ac.uk
• The main outcome from HEFCEs perspective is
  around the university student engagement

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Looked After Children

• Targets

• Targeting LAC in school vacation times
• University students act as coaches
• 4 students qualified per year per uni (total of
  60)
• Utilising university facilities as a venue for
  the sessions (raising aspirations)

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Homeless

• Targets

• Targeting clients from homeless organisations
  on a REGULAR basis
• University students act as coaches
• 4 students qualified per year per uni (total of
  60) 5 clients per uni per yr
• Utilising university facilities as a venue for
  the sessions (raising aspirations)
• Bi-monthly programme around the universities
• targeting homeless organisations?

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2012 volunteers

• Continue of the Podium project, but HEFCE will
  continue to fund in years 2 and 3
• Targeting 20 young people in year 1. Year 2 we
  aim to maintain those 20 and gain another 10
  (these 30 plus another 10 in year 3)
• Programme linked to Event Management
• Utilising university events in year 1,
  possibility of extending this into other
  community events in years 2 and 3
• University students act as mentors to the young
  people
• Investigating qualifications available for young
  people and students
• Workshop programmes (7)

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Local Schools

• Targeting 75 of schools from disadvantaged areas
  
• Utilising university students as coaches linking
  in with local schools (extended activity agenda)
• Additional finances available for volunteer
  transport, volunteer kit, CPD for volunteers and
  coaching equipment

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Lead staff
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Role of the HEFCE SDO

• Delivery of the 4 strands within your institution
• Liaising with internal departments and external
  organisations
• Creation of the sporting opportunities for the
  external partners
• Organisation and training of student coaches
• Booking of venues, food, equipment etc
• Organisation of personal development routes for
  participants and students
• ME of the programme
• Co-ordination of local operational meetings
• Identification of issues/problems with the
  programme
• Leading one of the strands

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Where are we currently?

• Looked After Children
• ISSP groups at Sunderland and Durham, Places for
  People, Sunderland Childrens Services,DISC/Wear
  Kids, Hartlepool Settle Care, Swiss Foster Care,
  FosterLAC Langley Moor, Collingwood College
  project plus many more conversations ongoing
• Homeless
• TZ group, Beechwood, Places for People, YMCA,
  Wellington Street, Tees Valley Housing, Stonham
  Housing, Centre Point, Moving On, Stepping
  Stones, GAP, Cyrenians plus many more
  conversations ongoing
• Volunteering 2012
• Pilot project run, re-working of workshops,
  co-ordinator appointed, schools/colleges signed
  up for Sept/Oct start
• Schools
• Discussions ongoing with PDMs, CSPs and local
  schools in order to fit in with the regions
  Extended Activity plans

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Sport England CIF bid?

• Submitted as a stage 2 application (Jul 08)
• 2 x part time staff to deliver on current Second
  Chance project, but also
• Develop activity in Berwick
• Develop activity in Darlington
• Development of the volunteer programme
• Develop regional multi sport programmes
• Develop an 11 a-side football competition
• In addition they will be responsible for creating
  new opportunities for vulnerable women and YES
  across the region

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High Performance Summer Camps

• University Durham
• Sport Hockey
• Who open to girls, boys and goalkeepers targeted
  at advanced junior players with aspirations to
  play at a high level
• Where from regionally and nationally
• Age group 14-18 years
• Dates Girls 27th July 30th August, Boys
  31st August 3rd July, GKs 3rd August 6th
  August
• University Durham
• Sport Rowing
• Who open to all levels and age groups, ie junior
  and senior/veterans
• Where from regionally and nationally
• Age group U18s and seniors/veterans
• Dates Juniors U18 11th August (5 days),
  Senior/Veterans 18th August (5 days)
• University Newcastle
• Sport Fencing
• Who Performance camp open to the more advanced
  fencer who has aspirations to fence at a high
  level. Development camp aimed at those fencers
  wishing to improve to reach an advanced level.
• Where from locally, regionally and nationally
• Age group 13 years

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High Performance Summer Camps

• University Northumbria
• Sport Netball
• Who Satellite or County Standard or above
• Where from Regional
• Age group 14-18 year olds
• Dates 18th and 19th August
• University Sunderland
• Sport Basketball
• Who boys and girls targeted at development and
  performance levels
• Where from regional, but applications accepted
  locally, regionally and nationally
• Age group 13-16 years
• Dates August (to be confirmed)
• University Sunderland
• Sport Trampolining
• Who boys and girls targeted at development and
  performance levels
• Where from regional, but applications accepted
  locally, regionally
• and nationally

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• What Sport Universities North East England is
  doing really is
• an asset, this is an important collaboration
  between five
• universities determined to make a difference
  within their
• communities.
• Rt Hon Richard Caborn, former Minister for
  Sport (2006)