Our Impact
About Us
- Annual Reports
- Mission and Strategy
- Our History
- Our Impact
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Success Stories
- Alison Holloway - FIT FANS
- Amber - Wildcats
- Arthur Andrew - Charlton Challenge
- CACT Bursary Fund - NW
- COVID-19 Community Hub
- CP - Traineeship
- Chloe - Short Breaks
- Daniel Kulic - Development Centre
- Dylan Burns - Valley Gold Advanced Centre
- Emile Allen
- Enrik Legasi - Advanced Centre
- Gabriel Affiku - Volunteering
- George Hogg
- Harrison Wickers - Advanced Centre
- Harry Markley - Charlton Challenge
- Jake Maloney - Advanced Centre
- Jakey Palmer - Post-16 Academy
- James - Bexley Targeted
- Josh Hunt - Advanced Centre
- Joyce Harris - Extra Time Hub
- Kai Mustafa - Charlton Challenge
- Kairelle - School Sport Offer
- Kairo Sage - Advanced Centre
- Kayden Bashir - Valley Gold Advanced Centre
- Kyan May - Advanced Centre
- Lynn Vowels - Extra Time Hub
- Mahala - Next Steps
- Malachi Ige - Advanced Centre
- Malcolm - Trainee
- Max and Henry Garrey - Charlton Challenge
- Molly Muirhead - Premier League Kicks
- Naomi Reid
- Niall - Advanced Centre
- Oli Fairley – Charlton Challenge
- Poppy - Home Education sessions
- Raheem Offiah - Advanced Centre
- Robbie - Short Breaks
- Roman Douglas-Boast - Advanced Centre
- Seyi Kolajo - Advanced Centre
- Stan - School Football Tournaments
- Stephen Snell - FIT FANS
- Steve Keeble - FIT FANS
- Toby - Trainee
- Tournaments - School Sport Offer
- Wingfield Primary School Girls Football Team
- Yemi - Advanced Centre
- Who We Are
A new report has shown that across Charlton Athletic Community Trust’s (CACT) programmes in South East London and Kent, a social value of £49,609,000 has been generated. This means that for every £1 the charity invests in a one-year period, £9.52 is created.
An independent charity since 2003, CACT’s work and its impact has grown year on year, now working with over 25,000 participants annually.
CACT has identified three core outcomes which underpin its work in the community:
- Improved physical and mental health and wellbeing
- Improved access to education and employment
- Increased community and social cohesion
CACT runs more than 65 programmes which help achieve these outcomes.
A summary of the most recent report can be viewed here.
Click here to read the extended report.
You can view the methodology online here.
CACT's previous Impact Report was published in 2017. One of the key findings of the report concluded that every £1 spent by CACT produced £6.89 of social value. This has now increased to £9.52.