Workplace Challenge have partnered with Cancer Research UK to get workplaces involved in Race for Life 2017.

Workplace Challenge was recently recognised as one of a small number of projects with an evidenced based approach to increasing participation in physical activity as part of the UK Active Promising Practice programme

The National Children’s Bureau has recently released a new report to help agencies understand how they can work together to reduce childhood obesity and improve health outcomes.

As part of Living Streets National Walking Month, Andrew Watson, Project Manager of the National Workplace Challenge spoke to Living Streets about how to fit more activity into the working day. 

Over 250 staff and board members from 44 CSPs recently benefited from attended the CSP Network 2017 Convention titled ‘Creating the Conditions for Success’. Attendees rated the convention with an NPS of 61%, a rise of 10% from 2016.

Written by Lee Booth, CSP Network, Partnership Manager

As the Mental Health Charter for Sport and Recreation celebrates its two-year anniversary, the CSP Network is pleased to support the aim of using the power of sport and recreation to promote mental wellbeing through physical activity.

8,259 challengers took part in the Workplace Challenge #ActiveLunchChallenge, together travelling more than 27 times around the world, logging 1,436,918 ten-minute bite size chunks of activity.

The recent cases in football have increased public attention and awareness of safeguarding practices in sport and a scrutiny of current practices by government and Sport England.