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Get Out Get Active (GOGA) ran from 2016 to 2026. While the programme has now ended, these pages remain available to share its impact, learning and lasting legacy.
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Listening to local residents key for Amber Valley GOGA success
There is considerable strength in Get Out Get Active’s (GOGA’s) ‘no fear’ attitude – ably demonstrated in the Amber Valley region.
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Three key takeaways from GOGA Networking event
Last week partners attended a brilliant Get Out Get Active networking event at the famous Blackpool Winter Gardens.
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GOGA expertise set to bring activity to new areas of the country
Get Out Get Active (GOGA), originally launched in 2016, will support four new areas with exciting innovation pots of funding.
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North West Recovery Games bring community together
More than 100 people were in Blackpool for or a day of connection, fun, and celebration.
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Country-wide benefits of GOGA shared in latest Impact Report
The programme that brings disabled and non-disabled people together to be active saw 1,672 participants take part in 2024-25.
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Collaboration and co-production key to GOGA in Blackpool
Working with organisations is a key component of the Get Out Get Active (GOGA) programme.
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Ha’Way and Weigh the GOGA Way
The Foundation of Light has expanded the Ha’Way and Weigh programme into South Tyneside off the back of incredible success in Sunderland.
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GOGA starts water safety journey for women in the Black Country
An initiative in the Black Country for Asian and Black women, many non-swimmers, has given them the opportunity to get into the pool.
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Create an inclusive volunteer programme with our toolkit
This Volunteers' Week revisit the Get Out Get Active volunteer management toolkit designed to help you support volunteers.
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Create inclusive activity that lasts - eLearning course
A brand-new online course will help you to create inclusive activities for disabled and non-disabled people.
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GOGA wellbeing benefits recognised in new report
Founding funder has found Get Out Get Active (GOGA) delivered around £3.70 in wellbeing benefits per £1 spent.
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Joy of being active continues with new GOGA funding
Sport England funding means the life-changing activity and sport programme will continue for another year.
