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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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GOGA shines across Blackpool on packed activity day
Get Out Get Active hosted a successful activity day in February to showcase inclusion through a variety of activities and settings.
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Sports placement shaping one young man’s future
Liam Keightley is blossoming as part of Tailored Leisure’s team and the Get Out Get Active programme in South Tyneside.
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Activity Alliance strengthen partnerships with seminar and PHD
Three colleagues showcased Get Out Get Active during a seminar at the Peter Harrison Centre for Disability Sport.
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Access Day gives children the chance to enjoy inclusive sport
Nearly 100 children and young people had the chance to try out sports and activities thanks to a GOGA Access Day in Wiltshire.
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Fun-filled pool sessions for all in Wiltshire
Regular paddleboard and kayak sessions in Wiltshire are a staple of the Get Out Get Active programme.
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Impact of GOGA continues to be felt across the country
7 in 10 Get Out Get Active participants have continued to be active outside of a programme activity.
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Magic of GOGA captured in new video
The spirit of the Get Out Get Active (GOGA) programme features in a new video that shows what it means to participants across the country.
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GOGA legacy recognised in Active Gloucestershire resources
The Get Out Get Active programme and Activity Alliance’s ten principles have been used to write two resources.
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Get Out Get Active exceeds expectations in the Black Country
Despite launching during the first national COVID lockdown, Active Black Country has welcomed 600 participants to their activities.
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Exciting new GOGA opportunities set to begin in Sunderland
Get Out Get Active will continue to offer inclusive activity sessions in Sunderland thanks to work from Foundation of Light.
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Wiltshire shares GOGA spirit to get people active
Wiltshire is one of five areas of the country that received new funding to continue the Get Out Get Active programme into 2025.
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New funding means GOGA continues to change lives
Five locations across England will continue to run innovative activity sessions as part of Get Out Get Active.
