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Blog: "I am proud of Portway’s commitment to support disabled people"
John Harling, Facility Manager at Portway Lifestyle Centre explains how they work with local health, leisure and social care partners.
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Blog: “I want to give back through coaching”
In this blog, gymnastics and football coach Liam, tells us why inclusive coaching is important to him.
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Blog: “Being inclusive is essential to British Gymnastics”
In this blog, British Gymnastics Participation Inclusion Officer, Kim tells us about the different ways they're driving inclusion.
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Blog: "GOGA encourages families to be active together"
In this blog, GOGA participant Adrian tells us about how becoming more active encouraged his family to do the same.
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Blog: “I believe people's happiness is worth investing in”
Ruth Hollis, Chief Executive of Spirit of 2012, shares her thoughts on the importance of investing of happiness and the success of GOGA.
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The success of Get out Get Active: Kat Southwell, Head of Programmes
Our Head of Programmes, Kat Southwell, tells how our Get Out Get Active programme has been successful in engaging the least active people.
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Blog: “Making a real difference is what it is all about”
In this blog, Mark talks about his passion around influencing policies, services and opportunities to support more disable people.
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Learning the inclusive way: Chloe Inclusive Activity Programme Manager
Our Inclusive Activity Manager Chloe Studley tells us why learning the inclusive way is vital in getting disabled people active.
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"Who says we can't? We can!" Steve's story
Hockey coach, Steve, gives his take on the who says? campaign and tells us how Midland Mencap Flyerz Hockey is challenging perceptions.
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Blog: “Learning is essential to shaping future work”
In our latest blog we hear from Simon Hall, Physical Activity Policy and Delivery Lead for the West Midlands Combined Authority.
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“Who says we can’t dance beautifully?” Goz and Lloyd’s story
Dancers Goz and Lloyd share their story for our who says? campaign.
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“Who says you need to mention disability? It’s just tennis!”
Tennis coach, Paul, gives us his take on the who says? campaign and tells us how Grantham Tennis Club is challenging perceptions.
