Boxing Clever supporting young people to improve their behaviour, develop new, positive relationships and become more physically active
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A group of women The fitness suite was also opened up to some local women. These women were experiencing issues with their physical and mental health and had been shielding for a very long time. Havant and Waterlooville Primary Care Network was supporting them through their social prescribers.
Through liaison with the West Cumbria Refugee Society and local residents it was highlighted that there was a need to work with and empower communities within West Cumbria including Syrian refugees.
The Moving Lives, Healthy Minds project is a sport-based social recovery project for over 25s in Birmingham who access Community Mental Health Services and are diagnosed with severe and enduring mental illness.
Walk With Me’ offers one-to-one walking partners for refugees and asylum seekers in Bristol.
Since the start of the pandemic, Kent Sport has awarded more than £200,000 of Sport England funds to community sport and physical activity organisations, to help them keep communities active through lockdown.
Active Wellbeing service has positive impact on patients mental health and wellbeing
For Yorkshire Sport Foundation (YSF), Young People Forward has been an extremely positive project where they are operating in a new sector and with new organisations. One of these organisations is Roundabout, based in Sheffield.
The Young People Forward project has positively impacted on Ryan, improving his mental and physical wellbeing and supporting him into making positive life changes for him in his future
Investing in Communities is about much more than funding, and has allowed us to connect with new partners, to offer workforce advice, and to facilitate discussions in new areas.