We use the power of sport to support and inspire our community. Our charitable objectives are driving inclusion for people with disabilities, boosting mental health and wellbeing, and supporting disadvantaged people to raise their aspirations.
The Community Sports Foundation are committed to developing environments where everyone feels safe, valued and respected through our Canary Safe standards.

A look back on a record-breaking 2025 at the Norwich City Community Sports Foundation, narrated by Norwich City’s Jack Stacey and our very own Youth Voice Councillor, Emily.
Watch20% of people in Norfolk have a disability, which is higher than the national average.
The Foundation works to provide inclusive environments that meet the needs of those taking part, so that they may enjoy the benefits of sport.
Read MoreAn estimated 38,000 people in Norfolk experience loneliness.
We use the physical and social benefits of sport to improve people’s mental health and physical wellbeing. Our work helps to combat loneliness, anxiety, and inactivity for people in Norfolk.
Read MoreNorfolk has the third highest school exclusion rate among rural counties.
Sport and Norwich City Football Club are powerful tools for engaging with harder to reach groups and inspiring them to raise their aspirations, and reach their potential.
Read MoreThe Foundation also operates a range of affordable services that provide widespread community engagement and positive impact, such as our school sports programme, and kids’ courses.
Any surplus created is reinvested to support our charitable objectives.
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28th January 2026
A lively day of football unfolded on Friday 23rd January as nine Community Club Organisations were welcomed to The Nest for the EFL Utilita U13 Girls Cup area finals.
28th January 2026
The Community Sports Foundation is delighted to announce a new partnership with Amcor, who will be joining us as a key partner for Duncan's Club.
27th January 2026
Vladan Kovačević, Daniel Grimshaw and Louie Moulden brought a memorable surprise to The Nest on Wednesday 14th January, joining 80 young players at the Foundation’s Goalkeeper Development Centre.
27th January 2026
Norwich City Fans Social Club host Mental Health Awareness Evening at Carrow Road
16th January 2026
Where football meets friendship: supporting families through dementia
17th December 2025
Take a look back through 2025 with us in this year's annual recap.