On Wednesday 25 March, the Mental Health Charter for sport and recreation will celebrate five years of inspiring projects which have adopted good mental health practice to make our sector more inclusive, positive and open to everyone.
Colleagues in each of the Active Partnerships are working hard over this period to react to the rapidly changing circumstances and we hope everyone is keeping well.
“To affect systems change we need to focus on shifting the conditions holding the problem in place”
To celebrate International Women's Day Active Partnerships were delighted to support the collaboration between Parkrun and This Girl Can at the weekend encouraging women to come and have a go at the free weekly 5k.
How being active can solve a host of challenges in the workplace.
London Sport, in conjunction with the University of Kent (Centre for Health Services Studies), has developed and piloted a new training resource for staff and volunteers working in Social Prescribing programmes.
Charitable network’s new service will tackle sedentary behaviour and get workplaces moving
6 months on from Why is everyone talking about measurement conversations continue almost daily about the topic. At both a local and national level. Inside and outside of the network.
The findings of Sport England’s second annual Active Lives Survey demonstrate that children’s activity levels are on the rise
Thousands of children will benefit from more sports activities after school and in the school holidays through a £1.6 million funding boost to help schools make better use of their facilities.
