England Football Charity
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      • Safeguarding
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  • Home
  • Who We Are
    • Our Trustees
    • Our Staff
  • What We Do
    • About Us
    • What We Fund
  • Why Support Us
    • The Challenge
    • Our Current Mission
    • The Power of Football
  • Standards
    • Governance
    • Safeguarding
    • ED&I
    • Data Protection

The Challenge

 The England Football Charity is focused on activities that benefit two groups where there will be the most impact – those from a lower socio-economic group and those with a disability.


To understand why, here’s some of the challenges these groups face.

What challenges do those from a lower socio-economic group face?

19 years

19 years

19 years

 lower life expectancy; 51.9 years those in the most deprived areas vs. 70.6 years on average  

3 in 10

19 years

19 years

 of the most financially vulnerable do not have household access to the internet, and some do not have access to any form of telephony  

70%

19 years

40 minutes

 more prevalence of obesity in the most deprived areas, when compared to the least deprived  

40 minutes

40 minutes

40 minutes

less daily parental engagement in developmental activities like playing and reading, equating to 240 hours a year   

2.1% drop

40 minutes

2.1% drop

in activity levels over the last 5 years, and are the only social-economic group to have done so 

x 3.5

40 minutes

2.1% drop

 more likely that 11-year-olds from the lowest socio-economic groups will display the worst behaviour problems, compared to the highest 

What challenges do those with a disability face?

£975

x 3 More Likely

x 3 More Likely

 additional life costs a month if you’re disabled, to have the same standard of living as non-disabled households

x 3 More Likely

x 3 More Likely

x 3 More Likely

 that disabled people to live in material deprivation than the rest of the population

x 4

x 3 More Likely

x 4

 as many disabled people aged 16 years and over in England reported feeling lonely “often or always” as non-disabled people  

53%

1 in 3

x 4

 of disabled people aged 16 to 64 years in the UK were in employment, compared with 83% for non-disabled people 

1 in 3

1 in 3

1 in 3

 disabled people feel there’s a lot of prejudice against those with a disability 

Lower

1 in 3

1 in 3

  average well-being ratings in the UK than those for non-disabled people for happiness, worthwhile, anxiety and life satisfaction

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The England Football Charity is a registered charity in England and Wales (1204361)

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