In 2017-18, of the £52m invested into Active Partnerships, 25% was distributed to local partners for delivery of sport and physical activity opportunities. £20m was also secured through the support of Active Partnerships for the benefit of wider partners working to help people be active.
In Spring 2019, Jim MacLachlan from TMBSS in Sundorne, Shrewsbury (a pupil referral unit that offers educational support for young people with medical and behavioural issues) with support from Energize established a new after-school cycling club.
Sports Partnership Herefordshire and Worcestershire were recently awarded £370,987 from The National Lottery Community Fund to support work in reducing social isolation across the two counties.