Evaluation of Active Lancashire United Together Project.
In June Rise secured £200,000 from the Sport England Together Fund to continue helping community
During the 2022/23 academic year Rise supported Sunderland College to develop a student workforce to deliver physical activity sessions to inactive students and staff and deliver a wellbeing roadshow
Helping the workforce overcome barriers they experience referring people into physical activity-related opportunities
In Summer 2021, 2022 and Winter 2021, Sport England provided funding for a paid digital marketing campaign to drive children and young people (C&YP) in receipt of benefits-related free school meals to the opportunities created by the government funded Holiday Activity & Food Programme (HAF).
Evaluations of these campaigns found that social media plays an integral part in the bookings of HAF. The campaign was based on selective platforms, which were; Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, radio and some offline marketing. Nine Active Partnerships were involved.
St Thomas Moorside School in Oldham explain how their Thursday Club, supported by Opening School Facilities fund, provides one of the only physical activities many children do outside the school day.
'move and surf' programme for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities.