Tackling Inequalities
Our vision is to address inequality and empower everyone to be active in a way that works for them.
Our work focuses on how we understand those experiencing the greatest inequalities and enable and invest in them to move more.
This page brings together some of our learning and insight gained through working closely with people and communities.
Intersectionality
There are nine protected characteristics against which it is unlawful to discriminate.
But it’s the intersectionality that lies within these that can sometimes add complexity that makes it more difficult for people to be active.
We have been working with national guidance and local South Asian, Muslim, and Black women to create resources and case studies of how organisations can enable them to be more active.
Stories of tackling inequalities
This video features a pilot health programme supporting people living with long‑term pain and those at risk of diabetes.
It highlights how the programme had to adapt to overcome a language barrier with the South Asian community and that close working with partners was key to it’s success.