The funding will allow Active Suffolk to deliver on a 12-month ‘Active Skills’ project, which will deliver over 300 qualifications, addressing skills gaps within the sector and upskilling employees in the prevention and management of long-term health conditions.
Over the past year we’ve been working with Activity Alliance to train coaches to support children with special educational needs and disabilities at our Essex ActivAte holiday club
Active Partnerships Convention 2022 - Mobilising the Movement
Written by Martin Preston, Active Partnerships National Team
Image from GreaterSport presentation
Written by Ali Clements, Economy & Sport Growth Manager, Active Together (formerly Leicester Shire & Rutland Sport) and Active Partneships National Team (1 day a week)
The Wider Physical / Built Environment - How do we create healthy places and spaces?Complexity – Collaboration – Implementation
We are delighted to announce that Andy Taylor will become the Chief Executive of the Active Partnerships National Team and Company in June.
Sport and Physical activity can help unite communities, create solidarity, and support communities to rebuild happy and safe lives.
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough are home to hundreds of fantastic open spaces, offering activities and sanctuaries for people of all ages and backgrounds.
On Wednesday 23rd March 2022, the Herts Sports Partnership, Hertfordshire School Games Organisers, and the Youth Sport Trust collaborated to create the first ever This Girl Can in Herts Schools Festival
Active Partnerships will mark the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace (IDSDP) on April 6th by supporting the launch of the ‘Open Goal’ campaign.
