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Best practice

There is a continuous stream of research, pilot schemes and evaluation of practice in the areas of equality, diversity, social inclusion, health and physical fitness. This can be hard to track for non-specialist organisations.

Sporting Equals monitors current thinking and the evidence-base for best practice in the UK and beyond. We can support organisations to meet their legal obligations, and to go beyond compliance to genuine corporate social responsibility.

We also offer a range of free, downloadable tools, reports and guidelines:

Faith Centre Model: Helping Drive Growth in Sports Participation

This paper outlines an approach that uses faith centres as a means to facilitate a growth in sports participation.

Identifies the benefits of a faith centre model approach to help increase sports participation for communities who may otherwise be disengaged.

Seeks to raise awareness of the role that National Governing Bodies of Sport can play in delivering sport through faith based networks.

Highlights the untapped potential of faith centres in relation to facilities and participation.

Highlights the untapped potential of faith centres in relation to facilities and participation.

Click here to download the paper


What do young Muslims think of Rugby League?

In 2010 the RFL, in partnership with Sporting Equals conducted a research project with young Muslims from Leeds, Bradford, Oldham and Huddersfield looking at their perceptions and experiences of Rugby League. The final report with a comprehensive range of recommendations that could be invaluable for NGBs and professional clubs in engaging more successfully with young Asian people is available for download. See link below. 

Perceptions & experiences of Rugby League: Asian Muslim young people


For more information about this report please contact the Consultancy team at Sporting Equals via email: info@sportingequals.org.uk, or telephone 0121 777 1375 

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