Campaigns get people thinking and talking. Physical activity campaigns encourage us to wiggle, jiggle and move.
We support bold campaigns that challenge ideas about what activity looks like and who can take part.
Our goal is always simple: to spark movement.
We need your help to support physical activity campaigns in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. If you want to encourage people to be active in a way that suits them then please get in touch. Or you can join us at one of our network events.
Everyone deserves to feel they belong in physical activity. These campaigns challenge the myths that being active is just for “sporty people” and celebrate all the different ways people can get moving. Dive in and help spread the message that there’s no one “right” way to be active.
Celebrates women getting active in a way that suits them. Their campaign hub have lots of social media assets and insight guides to help you show women being active is for them.
Visit siteA collective movement supporting people with a range of long-term health conditions. Their campaign hubs have lots of social media assets and insight guides to help you show connect with this audience.
Visit siteWe all have a part to play in making sure physical activity spaces are fun, safe, and respectful for everyone. Whether you’re a club volunteer, charity officer, or parent, these campaigns help us all to feel confident speaking up for safe and enjoyable experiences. And together, we can help spread the word even further.
The CPSU's annual campaign aims to make it easier for parents to talk to their child about their physical activity experiences.
Visit siteAnn Craft Trust's 'Safeguarding Adults Week' is a time for organisations to come together to raise awareness of important safeguarding issues.
Visit siteSometimes we all need a little boost to get moving. These campaigns are full of ideas, inspiration, and support to help people find what works for them.
The most active day of the year! Organisations across the UK join in to help get their communities moving more.
Visit siteWith this campaign, we can often showcase the role of physical activity in supporting mental wellbeing.
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Helping us tackle inactivity to boost health and happiness
