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IMPACT REPORT 2025-2026 READ MORE

    - Getting Norfolk Moving (2026)
"Picture a Norfolk where inequalities are no longer a barrier to an active life." We believe everyone should have the chance to be active, and we're working to make that a reality.

Using the principles from our new strategy 'Getting Norfolk Moving', Active Norfolk's goal is to combat inequalities and remove barriers to physical activity, making movement part of everyday life for everyone.

We're excited to share our latest impact report, which shows the progress we've made towards that vision in 2025-2026.

Our progress in 2025-2026 Read more 2025-26 has been a year of significant achievement, resilience and growth for Active Norfolk. Against a backdrop of considerable change across local government, health systems and the wider sport and physical activity sector, we have remained focused on our mission to get Norfolk moving and to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to benefit from being physically active.

Working alongside communities, partners, schools, health practitioners, local authorities and voluntary organisations, we have continued to tackle inequalities and create opportunities for people who face the greatest barriers to participation. Our work has supported thousands of children, young people and adults across Norfolk to become more active, improve their health and wellbeing, and strengthen their connection to their communities...
 A note from Eve Dewsnap, Director of Active Norfolk

COLLECTING DATA ON YOUNG PEOPLE'S ACTIVITY LEVELS Active NoW ENCOURAGING THE USE OF ACTIVE TRAVEL TO AND FROM SCHOOL Active Travel / Bikeability CREATING A PHYSICAL ACTIVITY REFERRAL PATHWAY FOR GP'S Active Lives Survey GETTING 6000+ CHILDREN ACTIVE DURING THE HOLIDAYS Big Norfolk Holiday Fun CREATING A BESPOKE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FRAMEWORK Creating Active Schools ESTABLISHING INCLUSIVE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OPPORTUNITIES Get Out, Get Active (GOGA) PROMOTING ACCEPTANCE AND INCLUSION WITHIN SPORT Special Olympics CHANGING THE FACE OF MEN'S MENTAL HEALTH IN NORFOLK All To Play For OPENING UP FACILITIES FOR CHILDREN TO STAY ACTIVE OUT OF SCHOOL Norfolk School Games OUR PROJECTS Two ladies at the special olympics

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 EQUALITY & CLIMATE Promoting inclusivity & sustainability PLACE Safeguarding & Welfare
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