Northampton Saints Foundation
Transforming young lives – the impact is clear
Northampton Saints Foundation has released its 2023/24 Impact Report, highlighting a year of remarkable achievements and unwa- vering dedication to transforming young lives through the power of rugby. More than just statistics, the report demonstrates the profound impact of the Foundation’s programmes across schools, communities, and among those facing signifi cant challenges. From supporting young people at risk of exclusion to guiding
NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training) individuals towards education and employment, the Foundation continues to break down barriers and create lasting change. T is latest report off ers an insight into the organisation’s journey, celebrates the successes of those it supports, and showcases the collective impact made possible through its work. Northampton Saints Foundation remains at the forefront of
using rugby’s core values to foster education, employability and social inclusion. T e 2023/24 Impact Report refl ects its continued growth, key achievements, and the tangible diff erence being made across the community.
Education programmes: expanding opportunities ■ 47 programmes delivered to support young people in education ■ Nine care settings engaged, fostering well-being through physical and cognitive activities
■ 970 students took part in the Champion Programmes, promoting health, character, and numeracy
■ 710 young people benefi ted from the Sensory Boost programme, which enhances cognitive and emotional development.
Social inclusion: transforming lives ■ T e Engage Programme supported 238 young people across 97 schools, helping to prevent disengagement from education
■ 92% of participants achieved a positive progression ■ More than 5,900 sessions delivered across six hubs in Northampton- shire, Milton Keynes and Ipswich.
Employability and training: building futures ■ The HITZ Programme, now in its 15th year, continues to develop confi dence, life skills, and employability among 16 to 19-year-olds
■ A 100% pass rate was achieved in the Functional Skills Programme ■ The Aspire Programme, in partnership with Northampton College, saw 44% of participants transition into education, training or employment
■ T e Engage+ Programme off ers Level 1 Employability Certifi - cates and valuable work experience opportunities.
Mental health and wellbeing: supporting young people ■ 15 direct referrals for young people from the Engage and 16+ programmes
■ 169 formal counselling sessions, including one-on-one support, parent meetings, and multi-agency collaboration
■ A major focus on emotional regulation, anxiety, self-harm and trauma support
■ Over 295 hours dedicated to safeguarding and mentoring vulnerable youth.
Fundraising and corporate support: strengthening the mission ■ £62,279 raised through grants, corporate donations and events ■ Foundation Day (£60.644.25) ■ Charity golf day (£10,250) ■ Grinch pantomime (£8,431.52) ■ London Marathon run (£1,180.57) ■ Courtney Lawes raffl e (£5,050)
A future of growth and community impact With ongoing expansion into new hubs and increasing participa- tion in its programmes, Northampton Saints Foundation contin- ues to make a lasting diff erence in young people’s lives. T rough education, employability training and mental health support, the Foundation equips young people with the tools they need to thrive.
Scan the QR code to explore the full 2023/24 Impact Report and see the diff erence the Foundation is making.
Find out more at
www.northamptonsaintsfoundation.org
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