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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.
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20% 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.
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An 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.
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Norfolk 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.
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The 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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12th April 2026
14th May 2026
7th June 2026
13th June 2026
9th March 2026
Norwich City Community Sports Foundation marked International Women’s Day 2026 with an exciting day of inspiration and sport at The Nest, welcoming seven secondary schools and more than 70 girls for a celebration of ambition and achievement.
9th March 2026
Norwich City Community Sports Foundation welcomed over 50 primary school students to The Nest on Thursday morning to celebrate World Book Day 2026.
5th March 2026
Norwich City Women head coach Andy Cook paid a visit to the Foundation’s Extra Time programme this week, joining participants for an engaging social session at Carrow Park.
5th March 2026
More than 1,000 young players enjoyed a busy and rewarding February half-term with the Community Sports Foundation’s Football Development Programme.
26th February 2026
It was a half‑term to remember for participants at the Community Sports Foundation's February Soccer Schools as four Norwich City stars stopped by our sessions.
25th February 2026
On Saturday 21st February, the Community Sports Foundation took over a Carrow Road match day, shining a spotlight on our fantastic community work across Norfolk.