Evaluation of Active Lancashire United Together Project.
Dorset Demons are a Wheelchair Basketball club which was set up several years ago by it's founder
Chill have recently received funding from Sport England’s Together Fund, and this film shows the impact the funding has had on the project.
Girls from seven Nottingham City schools have taken part in a girls’ leadership event to build confidence and enable them to inspire younger girls in their schools to be more active.
Tom says that he had felt mentally unwell for a few years and, despite encouragement from his parents, was struggling to leave his house. However, he gained a major boost to his confidence that has led to him working in a job where he can support others in a similar situation. This is thanks to wellbeing sessions run through MPT Steps - an employment service managed by Active Lancashire that is delivered by 20 partners in the county.
The Vale Pantry was set up in 2020 following a need identified through the local GP surgery, The Blackmore Vale Partnership. We share our film that highlights the positive impact the Together Fund has had on the project.
Part of the intent of Active Oxfordshire’s legacy work from the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games was to generate and circulate high quality insight that can be used to inform practise in Oxfordshire.