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.
Get Out Get Active (GOGA) supports disabled and non-disabled people to enjoy being active together. The programme aims to get some of the least active people moving more through fun and inclusive ways.
The GOGA objectives:
- Reach the least active people and increase activity levels.
- Improve wellbeing: physical and mental.
- Reduce isolation and improve community engagement.
- Change attitudes of individuals and organisations.
- Develop the right workforce to support truly inclusive delivery.
Learning
Learning plays a key role in the Get Out Get Active (GOGA) programme. It helps us assess our efforts and share insights on engaging the least active disabled and non-disabled individuals in activities together.
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Developing inclusive leaders in Haringey
View the Developing inclusive leaders in Haringey research and supporting resources.
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Learn from Get Out Get Active
Get Out Get Active share their resources to support organisations and partners to successfully engage disabled and non-disabled people.
Facts & statistics
GOGA has helped over 58,000 disabled and non-disabled people in 39 localities across the UK get more active since launching in 2016.
8 in 10 people (81%) state improvements in their mental wellbeing after taking part in GOGA activities.
For every £1 invested GOGA has delivered £4.60 in social, environmental and economic value.
Over 4,400 volunteers have helped to support the programme. Almost 3 in 10 of these volunteers are disabled people.
