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Impact Report: Get Out Get Active

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IMPACT REPORT 2025-26 Find out more about GOGA Creating physical activity opportunities for adults with disabilities

Targeting the activity gap for adults with disabilities through the Get Out Get Active (GOGA) programme.

We lead local delivery of Get Out Get Active (GOGA) in Norfolk, where adults with a disability are around 50% more likely to be inactive than those without a disability.

Targeting areas such as Great Yarmouth where more adults with a disability are inactive (49.6%) than active (49.5), with conversations to expand further, we have helped deliver several sessions in partnership with local organisations to provide opportunities for adults with disabilities to take part in physical activity. 14 Impact summary 2025-2026 clubs and community groups involved hours of activity delivered through sessions 43+ participants engaged through GOGA 412

SUCCESSFUL PARTNERSHIP With charities Centre 81 and Headway to create more regular opportunities PROGRAMME EXPANSION Talks currently in place to plan further GOGA activities across the county REGULAR ACTIVITIES Expanding opportunities for adults with disabilities across Norfolk Top three annual highlights Get Out Get Active (GOGA) is a national programme led by Activity Alliance. We are proud to take the lead for this programme in Norfolk, in order to highlight the importance of inclusive activities and create more physical activity opportunities for adults with disabilities.

Get in touch Ellen Vanlint leads our partnership work with the Get Out Get Active programme. Get in touch Visit the Activity Alliance website to find out more about the GOGA programme. Get Out Get Active website Find out more about Active Norfolk's with the GOGA programme. Our work with GOGA RETURN TO IMPACT REPORT Related pages

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