80 senior CSP staff, Board members and partners recently attended an action learning themed event to discuss placed-based challenges and opportunities, and how through developing collaborative leadership approaches and by thinking like a system we can seek to make sport and physical activity everyone’s business.
A weekly football programme which tackles mental health issues through connecting support services with men who may benefit from them has been recognised in the prestigious FA Grassroots Football Awards.
A partnership project led by Northumbria NHS Foundation Trust Integrated Health & Wellbeing Team alongside Off the Grid CIC and Leading Link, and funded by Northumberland Sport, has helped young people in Bedlington see the benefits of physical activity and spending time in the great outdoors.
Following the launch of Active Citizens Worldwide in Februray 2018, representatives from the programmes founding cities of London, Auckland and Singapore cames togother today to launch the first ACW report at the World Cities Summit in Singapore.
Sports organisations feature heavily in the nominations for the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) awards – demonstrating the increasing collaboration between the two sectors.
To encourage more people to take part in sport, Birmingham based sports charity Sport Birmingham have partnered with Irwin Mitchell, Birmingham Children's Trust to help raise awareness of disability sport and encourage more people to take part in sport.
Devon’s Local Nature Partnership has been awarded £500,000 of Sport England funding to deliver a new and exciting 5 year programme that will support older people in Devon and Torbay to connect actively to nature.
The ever popular Hertfordshire wide This Girl Can in Herts campaign returned to the county between 18 and 24 June promoting the many opportunities available for women and girls to give sport and physical activity a go, no matter how good they are, how fit they are or how they look.
To mark the second anniversary of its Hertfordshire’s Big Hit boxing project, the Herts Sports and Physical Activity Partnership (known as HSP) proudly hosted a celebration event at its University of Hertfordshire base, which was attended by over 300 young boxers, their parents and former and current boxing champions, John Conteh MBE, Ted Cheeseman and Sean Murphy.
Taking action on mental health in the workplace can be confusing and knowing where to start with what's often seen as a sensitive issue can be difficult.
