Movement, sport and activity is a powerful way to improve people’s lives in so many ways but can importantly play a significant role in addressing many of society’s biggest challenges including equality, diversity, inclusivity, health care, obesity, climate change, poverty and homelessness.
As we adapt and rebuild from the huge disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic, can we reimagine how we keep activity central to the lives of everyone?
We will look at:
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Sport England’s 10-year strategy to transform lives and communities: Uniting the Movement
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The impact of Living Sport’s support for localised programmes for children and young people, communities & health systems
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How activity can support physical and mental health in the workplace
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How every business can benefit from an active workforce
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What is Workplace Movement?
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The role business communities can play in enabling and inspiring physical activity.
About the speaker:
Kelly Vickers is Head of Business Development at Living Sport - a charity that strategically advises, advocates and influences where movement, sport and physical activity can contribute to societal or system change and facilitates programmes to enable and inspire active lifestyles. Part of the Active Partnership network and supported by Sport England.
The session will take place at 11am - 12pm on Friday 23rd April. Please sign up to take part! Participants will be sent a link to join via Zoom prior to the start time.
To attend:
Members: Any Cambridge Network member may attend free of charge (check for full membership in our Directory). Click on Book Now, then login. Alternatively, email sara.baxter@cambridgenetwork.co.uk and she will book you on.
Non-members: Non-members may also attend this session at a fee of £10+VAT. You may wish to join as a member from £50+VAT and come along to many other events for free or at member rates!
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