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- They bring together sport clubs and key local partners who want to develop and grow the sporting offering in the community. They focus on sustainable, community-led approaches that get clubs working together to develop welcoming, safe and fun environments for sport.
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The Community Sport Hub approach is to support and empower local people to improve sport & physical activity in communities across Scotland. It starts with understanding the needs within a community and then collaborating to facilitate and deliver activities and interventions.
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Community sport hubs. The information about the hubs within...
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- UNDERSTANDING COMMUNITY SPORT HUBS
- collaboration
- Continuously improving
- INCLUSIVE
- RESPONSIVE
- ACCOUNTABLE
- COLLABORATIVE
- PERSON-CENTRED
A Community Sport Hub (CSH) is a local collective of sports clubs & other community organisations that come together to improve the contribution that sport & physical activity has on a community. Leaders from these organisations work together to develop active communities where everyone benefits from sport & physical activity. The Community Sport H...
Founding pillars The approach each CSH adopts The Community Sport Hub Oficer network supports Community Sport Hubs to.... Meeting community needs Fostering community collaboration Empowering community leaders Inclusive Responsive Accountable Collaborative Person-centred
...understand the barriers people face and proactively address them ...adapt what they do based on how they are doing and what’s happening around them ...plan well, measure their peformance and be accountable for delivering outcomes ...develop and strengthen partnerships and collaborations across public, voluntary, and private sectors ...listen to ...
Meggetland CSH in Edinburgh has engaged young carers, listened to their needs, and is getting them active through paddleboarding.
Tay Estuary Water Sports Hub in Dundee has been launched to bring clubs and community organisations operating on the river together.
Through HighLife Highland, Highland Council are bringing services together to share the responsibility to support CSHs. Scan QR code for video Scan QR code for video Scan QR code for video “We want the hub and club to broadly reflect Edinburgh’s wider population and give young people who could benefit the most, an opportunity to try our sport....
Alongside multiple partners, Waterstone Crook CSH in Newport-on-Tay are engaging young people through their Youth Hub to tackle anti-social behaviour.
In South Ayrshire the CSH’s have delivered a programme of activities to develop young people’s health and wellbeing.
Want to join one of our Hubs, or set up a new community sport hub in your village or town? To become a community sport hub, we generally require commitment from three different sports clubs in a community to work towards the five key principles listed above.
The Community Sport Hub approach is to support and empower local people to improve sport and physical activity in communities across Scotland. It starts with understanding the needs within a community and then collaborating to facilitate and deliver activities and interventions.
What is a Community Sport Hub? They bring together sport clubs and key local partners who want to develop and grow the sporting offering in the community. They focus on sustainable, community-led approaches that get clubs working together to develop welcoming, safe and fun environments for sport.
Mar 10, 2023 · Community sport hubs. The information about the hubs within the community sport hub network is a live feed from our MySport data collection system. Map view. List view. Date published: 10 March 2023. Date updated: 10 August 2023.
The community sport hub approach is to support and empower local people to improve sport and physical activity in communities across Scotland. It starts with understanding the needs within a community and then collaborating to facilitate and deliver activities and interventions.
