Jersey Sport is delighted support 45 sport organisations with a total of £280,000 for the purposes of off-island travel in 2025, following an unprecedented volume of requests from the sport community.
Read MoreJersey Sport are delighted to launch a Volunteer Recognition Scheme to celebrate the island’s local sport volunteer workforce and recognise their contributions and achievements throughout the year.
Read MoreJersey Sport is delighted to announce that 24 talented local athletes from 11 sports will be supported through the inaugural Performance Sport Programme.
Read MoreJersey Sport is delighted to announce that an additional £175,000 has been made available to our existing Travel Grants programme.
Read MoreJersey Sport are delighted to welcome Andrew Whelan, Chartered FCISI, as their new Chairman to lead the Jersey Sport Board of Directors, managing its overall performance, reporting and governance.
Read MoreLocal coaches and athletes with a passion for performance can hear from Springbok Head of Performance, Andy Edwards, joined by members of their staff, at a seminar on Friday 1 November at Strive.
Read MoreJersey Sport are delighted to announce the launch of a new SPORTIN SPORT pilot programme to support local primary schools during the 2024/25 academic year.
Read MoreJersey Sport are holding a special fun Zumba event on Sunday 13 October to raise money to support less fortunate islanders to access local sport and physical activity programmes.
Read MoreJersey Sport is proud to be working in collaboration with EY and Liberate again this September to celebrate PRIDE IN SPORT.
Read MoreJersey Sport’s Interim Chair, Steve Law, is stepping down after 12 months. The organisation is now looking for an independent Non-Executive Director (NED) to lead the Jersey Sport Board as Chair.
Read MoreJersey’s athletes invited to submit an Expression of Interest to indicate their current level of participation in their chosen sport(s) as part of the development of the Performance Sport Programme.
Read MoreJersey Sport awards £100,000 to local sports from their new SUPPORTIN SPORT Fund, thanks to legacy money left by the late Valerie Guy.
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