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Our Dorset A Movement for Movement Physical Activity Strategy for Dorset launches.

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Posted on 2nd February 2023
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A Movement for Movement is the new long term physical activity strategy to be used across Dorset’s Integrated Care System (ICS), helping us to tackle inactivity and create a Movement for Movement across Dorset and BCP.

The strategy, developed by Active Dorset and Public Health Dorset, with partners across the Integrated Care System, sets out how all organisations in the ICS can help tackle inactivity and enable all of us to move more. It is our shared approach for enabling all of us to move more across BCP & Dorset. The strategy builds on what we already do well and recognises that there are opportunities to do more, as well as setting out key themes for making change that we can all apply to our own decision making.

 A Movement For Movement has been approved and endorsed by both the BCP and Dorset Health And Wellbeing Board.

 Read ‘A Movement For Movement’ by visiting: www.movementformovement.co.uk

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