embed sport and physical activity in the system and identify change.

identify relationships, map progress and identify gaps.Our new resource, ‘Putting it into practice’ brings to life some of the approaches, models, and tools that have been used by places to: Regardless of age, background or ability.Īre you working in a place trying to influence and activate change that will support communities to live active, healthier lives?Īre you looking for practical approaches, models and tools that can help to support this change? We’ll learn what works and what doesn’t! Yes, No.Īnd use this to inform future plans, at a bigger scale, in even more places because everyone should feel able to do sport and activity. Working together with a wide variety of organisations: It’s all part of our Towards an Active Nation strategy to get more people active, no matter what their age, background or ability. We’ll be using £100 million of National Lottery funding over four years to tackle inactivity from coastal communities to rural places and big cities to small towns.Įach pilot will try to reach groups that are more likely to be inactive. Redcar & Cleveland and Middlesbrough – 274,800.The idea? To improve people’s lives and enrich communities and discover a potential blueprint for how to increase activity levels.

In 2017, we asked communities across England to apply for a series of pilots.

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