A below-average rate of volunteering is a characteristic of disadvantaged areas. Doorstep Sport’s excellent volunteering opportunities help young people to gain leadership experience and make positive choices about their lifestyle and education – improving their employment prospects as a result. File attachment: Peer Research Action Plan Worksheet Share This PageSHARELinkedInTwitterFacebookGoogleMake a difference today - donate now Recommended Reading Easton Street Sportz Case Study YUSport - Mayors Legacy Fund Housing Association Project The Co-operative StreetGames Young Volunteer Programme Milton Keynes Leadership Academy CSYV – University of Cumbria StreetGames Student Workforce Development Programme Everybody Sport and Recreation Volunteer Programme Case Study – Ahmed Mumin, Active East Case Study - Gary Penders, Active East Positive Role Models in Doorstep Sport StreetGames Volunteer Project Impact - Six Year Evaluation A Good Practise Guide for Engaging Female Volunteers How to support your clubs to develop young players into volunteers and fully qualified sports coaches so that you can meet your NGBs’ aim - Guidance for NGB policymakers on supporting your clubs to develop their young players into volunteers