News
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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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Mixed ability sport can positively impact individuals and communities
International Mixed Ability Sports (IMAS) release new report on the impact mixed ability sports can have on individuals and communities.
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Who says it’s not netball if players can’t run and jump?
Get Out Get Active Nottingham walking netball team played a starring role in the Who Says campaign films and trailer.
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Blog: “It’s not just about exercise”
Physiotherapist, Piers Baker, talks about tapping into care home residents’ competitive streaks to boost activity.
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Guide to dementia-friendly sport and physical activity
Sport England is working with the Alzheimer’s Society to help people with dementia live active lives.
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New strategy to change the reality of disability, inclusion and sport
Activity Alliance today (6 September) releases a new three-year strategy – Achieving Inclusion Together.
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EFDS changes name to Activity Alliance
The English Federation of Disability Sport (EFDS) is delighted to announce our new name, Activity Alliance.
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Meet Angel, a Get Out Get Active volunteer in Bradford
Angel is a volunteer in Bradford for the GOGA activities
