-Providing opportunities for people, particularly older adults, to get more active.
-Helping to improve community facilities, such as community building, parks and play areas.
-Area based community planning and development.
-Provide opportunities for people to get more active, such as walking sports, guided walks, and online exercise classes.
-Support the digitally excluded to get online.
-Help communities get funding to improve their facilities (e.g. parks, play areas, community buildings).
-Help communities do action plans to make their areas even better places to live.
-Carry out feasibility studies to support community buildings.
-Undertake evaluations of community programmes and projects.
We are funded through a mixture of grants, commissions and some contracted work. We have some funding to deliver free taster sessions, or to give advice or a bit of support, so do get in touch!
We are about to move into our new office at Bramley Shopping Centre, Unit, LS132ET
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The young at heart podcast is an informative but fun podcast from your back yard exploring a range of topics, fads and affairs concerning your health, happiness and fitness. Hosted by Rachael and Tony. Plenty of tips and discussion on staying fit and healthy as you age, health inequalities and why digital inclusion matters.
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