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WSFF factsheets
In order to help governing bodies, sports clubs, teachers and any other interested individuals and organisations, WSFF have produced a series of free, downloadable fact-files. The fact files cover a wide range of topics but if you feel any topic is missing, please email us with suggestions of fact files you would like to see added in the future.
WSFF can also provide tailored support and advice in some circumstances. Please look here for more details.
- Barriers to sports participation for women and girls
- How and why sports should gender impact assess their strategies
- How can sports clubs attract and retain women and girls
- How should NGBs work with women and girls
- Sport and the equality duty
- Teenage girls and dropout
- The player pathway for women and girls
- Funding
- Developing your female coaching workforce
- Muslim women in sport
- Sport and sexual orientation
- Equal opportunities monitoring
- 11 compelling reasons why sports should work with women and girls
WSFF also produced a series of factfiles, detailing participation rates at a local level. The statistics are drawn from Sport England's Active People survey 2007.
- Levels of participation in London
- Levels of participation in Yorkshire
- Levels of participation in the West Midlands
- Levels of participation in the South West
- Levels of participation in the South East
- Levels of participation in the North West
- Levels of participation in the North East
- Levels of participation in the East
- Levels of participation in the East Midlands
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