Good Practice
Some examples of good work by professionals to develop sport and physical activity volunteering
The Amateur Swimming Association have produced a superb video showing clubs what can happen if they work with their local volunteer centre.
CSW Sport (a CSP) have been working with their local Infrastructure Consortium to support sports clubs in their area - read how here.
Malvern Hills District Council have made a great partnership with V involved and the Step Into Sport programme, and it's making great strides.
Coventry, Solihull and Warwickshire Sports Volunteering Action Group - is, as far as we know, unique in that it brings partners from volunteering and sport together... find out more here.
Staffordshire Moorlands were a pilot for the 2012 Sports Volunteering Project - read more here.
Running a Big Event? - read this case study - PDF - 361kb of how Coventry Half Marathon worked with parters to make their life a lot easier.
Rugby Community Sports and Physical Activity Network have been developing new partnerships - read more here.
Want to share your good practice or learn from other partners from around Europe - Birmingham University organised a Youth Sports Leaders Conference (picture above) with money from the EU, read more here.
Chase Swimming Club are a forward thinking and ambitious club, read about how they worked with their local CVS here.
NAVCA did some pilot development work as part of partnership work with Sport England - you can read about their work here - www.navca.org.uk/localvs/goodprac/sport/Home.htm
Dudley CVS have spent a lot of time and effort engaging with sport, and produce a monthly e-newsletter, unfortunately I can't get copies onto this site, but email support@dudleycvs.org.uk for your copy of the latest version.
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