Introducing Movement Poverty
Movement Poverty is like all other forms of poverty and something that it is actually very difficult to escape from without external assistance
Active Suffolk celebrate the collaboration with Social Prescribers in Suffolk
The Active Suffolk team are celebrating International Social Prescribing Day today, to recognise the partnerships formed with local social prescribers and the greater impact this has had on residents across Suffolk
LtPF plants the seed for new Diversionary Action groups
Article written by Levelling the Playing Field
Levelling the Playing Field is set to benefit at-risk children in Coventry in a way that organisers of the project could never have foreseen.
Two Rivers Medical Centre in Ipswich awarded the Active Practice Charter
The Two Rivers Medical Centre in Ipswich has received an award from the Royal College of GPs and Sport England in recognition for achieving Active Practice status by reducing sedentary behaviour and increasing physical activity levels in staff and patients, as well as being part of an active comm
Together, Leicester-Shire and Rutland Sport, along with 9 Local Authority partner teams have raised £2400 for FareShare Midlands.
Together, Leicester-Shire and Rutland Sport, along with 9 Local Authority partner teams have raised £2400 for FareShare Midlands.
Active Dorset's partnership working celebrated in new Sport England strategy
Active Dorset are delighted that their partnership working within the Dorset health sector has been recognised and featured as a case study in the newly released Sport England Strategy - Uniting the Movement
Live Longer Better: A Community of Practice and Learning for Active Partnerships
It just makes sense…..
Active Suffolk support 300 local women to participate in online physical activity
Active Suffolk reacted quickly to news of a rapid decline in female participation in sport and physical activity due to the pandemic, by launching an online event which saw 302 local women participating in activity.
Greater Manchester Active Ageing Programme evaluation findings released
The Greater Manchester (GM) Active Ageing Programme was a £1-million initiative to explore new ways to encourage physical activity for those over 55.
Three charities working to bring North Yorkshire Together
North Yorkshire Sport is very excited to launch a new project, North Yorkshire Together, to help communities across the county navigate the ongoing difficulties of the Coronavirus pandemic.