sportscotland

sportscotland pledges to:

Challenge ourselves to increase the positive impact we make on our local community.

We will do the following things that we don’t do at the moment to improve our social impact.

Forbes Dunlop, Chief Executive, June 2023

1st Commitment

Through the sportscotland National Sports training Centre Inverclyde, we will provide free access to available facilities and green spaces for local schools, as well as identified local charities, over the next 6-12 months.

Geographical location of impact: sportscotland National Sports training Centre Inverclyde

Burnside Road, Largs, Ayrshire, KA30 8RW, Scotland

Contact details: barry.fleeting@sportscotland.org.uk

2nd Commitment

We will support the sportscotland Young People’s Sport Panel to:

● Extend the “Kit for All” initiative across the country. This concept provides recycled and pre-loved sports clothing / kit to individuals and families who need it most for free, while making a positive environmental impact.

● Promote ‘Euan’s Guide’ to local and national partners to increase the number of sporting venues on the app/website, providing valuable accessibility information to people with a disability.

Geographical location of impact: Scotland 

Contact details: Ailsa.wyllie@sportscotland.org.uk      

3rd Commitment

We will explore how we can repurpose / gift office equipment and supplies to local community groups or schools (12–24-month timeframe).

Geographical location of impact: Glasgow and Edinburgh

Headquarters, Doges, Templeton on the Green, 62 Templeton Street, Glasgow, G40 1DA

Contact details: david.mcwilliams@sportscotland.org.uk