News
Get Out Get Active (GOGA) ran from 2016 to 2026. While the programme has now ended, this page remains available to share the amazing stories and case studies that show the lasting impact of GOGA.
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Finding confidence, one small step at a time
Amelia’s journey shows just how powerful inclusive relationship-led physical activity can be in helping children feel safe enough to thrive.
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Walking together, reconnecting lives in Wiltshire
Through Wiltshire and Swindon Sport’s delivery of the Get Out Get Active (GOGA) programme, a simple idea is helping counter isolation.
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A lifeline through movement
Through the Get Out Get Active (GOGA) programme, inclusive activities are creating vital spaces where people can reconnect.
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Get Out Get Active shortlisted for prestigious Sports Industry Award
We are delighted to announce that Get Out Get Active (GOGA) has been shortlisted for an award at the Sports Industry Awards.
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Moving together, building belonging in Amber Valley
When organisations come together with a shared commitment to inclusion, the impact can be felt far beyond a single activity session.
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GOGA founding funder Spirit of 2012 closes its doors
We pass on a huge thanks to Spirit, without whom the life-changing programme would not have been possible.
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Faith focus for GOGA in Active Black Country
Active Black Country will continue helping community groups and faith centres get more people active thanks to extended support from GOGA.
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Dover reaps activity benefits of successful GOGA project
An activity programme in Dover that has run for three years thanks to National Lottery funding hopes the positive impact will continue.
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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.
