Get Involved

YST Get Involved

Even if you're not working directly with the Youth Sport Trust as part of a programme or one of our networks, there are plenty of ways to get involved, including taking part in one of our campaigns, attending events or training, or even by fundraising or volunteering for us.

Whether you work at a school, a business, or another organisation, there are loads of great ways for you to start building your relationship with us. We're passionate about making a positive impact on the lives of young people, regardless of whether that's a local, regional, national or global level, but we can't do it alone.

Take a look at the tiles below to find out more about the different ways to get involved.

National School Sport Week at Home

Youth Sport Trust and Sky Sports teamed up to unite the country through sport this summer with National School Sport Week At Home. With more than 7,500 registrants signed up to take part it was a brilliant week full of fun and activity. Read on to find out more about what went down.

Events and CPD Opportunities

The Youth Sport Trust offer a range of different events for member and non-member primary and secondary schools.

Fundraising

The work we do simply would not be possible without the support of our amazing fundraisers, donors and volunteers. Together we change the lives of so many children and young people across the country, making a huge impact towards our vision by being the most vital part of our #TribeYST family.

USA 2020 Challenge: Journey to Wellbeing

This programme is a joint initiative from YST and the 401 Foundation’s CEO and Founder Ben Smith. The Challenge aims to raise £1m and provide wellbeing resources for every participating school.

YST Leaders, young female leader addressing a small group

Volunteering

We aim to improve the leadership skills of all children and young people through the power of PE and school sport.

The 2.6 Challenge

The 2.6 Challenge is a national fundraising event designed to help UK charities at this very challenging time. It’s easy, fun and will make a real difference to the young people we work with.