Sports development officers aim to provide opportunities for participation in sport for all sections of the community. They distribute information and organize sport-related projects, classes, programmes coaching, club development and training for those who want to participate for fun and those who are interested in competing at all levels, from local to national and international.
The central aim is to increase participation in sport of all kinds, but sports development officers also address issues of health, crime and social inclusion, often working with organisations such as the NHS, schools, charities, sport national governing bodies (NGBs) and regeneration initiatives. They work in partnership with government bodies to deliver government sports initiatives.
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