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Blog: “Being active is so beneficial for your confidence"
Martin, a video participant for our Annual Survey, blogs: “Being active is so beneficial, for your confidence and self-esteem"
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ukactive launches Everyone Can Task Force
Activity Alliance is pleased to be part of the new task force, helping to change attitudes and embed inclusive practice.
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Blog: "Make PE the subject that celebrates someone’s strengths."
Eve, an Inclusion Officer for Surrey FA and Disability Advocate, tells us about what tackling inequalities means to her.
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Activity Alliance and Quest announce release of new Leisure Standard
From the 1 September, Activity Alliance and Quest are pleased to announce the release of a new Tackling Inequalities in Leisure Standard.
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Blog: “Without more empathy, fair access will remain unachievable”
Jane, a research participant for our Annual Survey, blogs: “Without more empathy, fair access will remain unachievable”
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Blog: “For me to be more active, change is needed”
Paul, a research participant for our Annual Survey, blogs: “For me to be more active, change is needed”
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Blog: There is no blanket prescription to support all disabled people
Sue, a research participant for our annual survey, blogs: "There is no blanket prescription to support all disabled people in activity”
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Latest national activity survey reveals disabled people feel forgotten
Activity Alliance Annual Disability and Activity Survey reveals disabled people feel forgotten in the recovery from the pandemic.
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New Inclusion 2024 education hub to improve future PE experiences
It is created in partnership by Activity Alliance, Youth Sport Trust and Department for Education.
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New disability and age friendly image library tackles stereotypes
New, free image library showing disabled and older people getting active launched to counter harmful and unrealistic stereotypes.
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Who says disabled children can’t do any sport they want?
Access Sport Project Manager, Lizzie Edgecombe, talks to us about the work they do to make inclusion the norm in community sport.
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Who says disabled children can't be active with non-disabled children?
Deputy Principal, David Swanston tells us why it’s important to continue to raise awareness and change perceptions.
