Our shared vision for Uniting the Movement in Notts and Derbyshire

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About > Place-based working

Our work in local places

We believe everyone should have the chance to lead an active, healthy life – no matter who they are or where they live. But we know that isn’t always the case. In some areas, especially where people face challenges like poverty, poor health or isolation, it’s much harder to be active.

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Where are we focussing our efforts?

We’re focussing resources and efforts on the communities that face the greatest inequalities and need the most support to become more active.

This approach is rooted in listening to communities, building trust, and supporting local people who know their areas best.

We know that many things can make it harder for people to be active, including safety concerns, family commitments, money worries, limited public transport, and the cost of childcare.

Addressing these barriers takes long-term collaboration between local organisations and services, including councils, schools, the NHS, charities, community groups, and sports clubs.

Together, we are creating the conditions that help people move more, feel better, and live well.

This work is funded by The National Lottery and Sport England.

Where we work in Place Partnerships

About place work

Where else are we investing?

We’re working to ensure there is a degree of support or investment from Sport England and The National Lottery in every district in Notts and Derbyshire.

So alongside the Place Partnerships above, we’ve identified 12 additional communities where proportionate, targeted investment in skills, capacity, and collaboration could help create long-term, systemic change that enables more people to be active in ways that work for them.

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