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||To promote for the benefit ofthe inhabitarits
of England, the provision
of|
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||facilities for healthy
recreation or other leisure time occulltion of|
|Surrmary afthe objet~ ofthe
ch8rity s8t Out in its
govern@9 chcumerit|individuals
who have need
Of such facHities by reason oftheir youth, age,
infirmity
Or disablement,
financial
hardship
or social and economic
circumstances
with the object of improving
their conditions oflife.|
||lfi planning
the activities forthe year the Trustees have considered
the|
||Cherity Commission's
guidance
On public benefit at their rneetirigs
arid|
||con5rm that public benefit has been provided
by the range ofactivities|
||delivered.|
||The focus ofour activities are creating physica) activities
in areas of high|
||economic and social deprlv8tion,
The physical activities delivered
in the|
||community
aim to improve
individuals'
conditions of life through|
||increased physical
health
(proven to prevent 5 menage
over 20chronic|
|SLImeiary efthe main
activities undertaken
for the|conditioris)
and mental
health
(pmven to reduce stress, anxiety),
individual
well-being
(iricrease
in self-esteee and self-e5cacy), social|
|public benefit in relation to
the~e Obje&s (include within
this section the stahrtory
declare5ces 518ttrustees have|and comrnuriity
welt-beirig
(increased
social interactions
&reduced
isolation)
and economic well-being
(improved job prospers ofindividuals
and reduction
on public sector spending e.g.for the NHS reduction of
medical costs due to improved
health, reduction
in anti social behaviour|
|had mvyard tothe guidance|and reduced pressure
on local police forces).|
|issued by the Charity
&xnmissicm on pubic
benefit)|The activities delivered
range from Chair Based Exercise, Health Walks,
Archery, Just Bowls, New Age Kurling, Fitness Classes, basketball
Badmeton,
law impact fitness dasses, family fitness and ronriirig groups.|
||The majority ofOur sessions are povided bee Ofcharge with 8few at Ei.|
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|Summary ofthe main
ach
Ofthe charity
daning the year|Summary ofthe main
ach
Ofthe charity
daning the year|Step OLIt Project
The Active Life Foundation
continued
to deliver the Step Out project,
providing
a range ofactivities
including Juc BovA, Archery,
Badminton,|Step OLIt Project
The Active Life Foundation
continued
to deliver the Step Out project,
providing
a range ofactivities
including Juc BovA, Archery,
Badminton,|
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|||Xplorer and Couch 2 5K in various locabons induding
Sports Hal/s,||
|||Community
Centres,
Church
Halls and outdoor venues e.g. parks, nature||
|||reserves.||
|||The project is on target to engage 300 individuals
who are currently||
|||unemployed
and not physically
active; into regular physical activities.||
|||The inciosion offamily activities has been hugely successful;
family||
|||badminton,
family archery and family multi sports saw a signNcant||
|||number
Ofthe target audience engage
in the project. This led to the||
|||development
and creation ofa fit and fed model by working
with partner||
|||organisatjons
and providing
a healthy
meal (packed lunch after the||
|||activity sessions.||
|||Both qualitative
and quantitative
evidence shows outcomes such as||
|||improved
physicat and mental
health as well as self~nfdence
and||
|||esteem and improved
employability
skills.||
|||All sessions are provid& free ofcharge.||
|||CDCF Community
Safety Fund||
|||The Active Life Foundation
delivered
the re-bound
project an anti-social||
|||behaviour
project which saw physical
activity sessions delivered as||
|||diversionary
activities with educational
workshops
focusing on Crime,||
|||staying safe online, Alcohol and Drug Misuse and Safeguarding.
Working||
|||across three areas which have the highest recorded rates of'anti social||
|||behaviour.
The project has had good engagement
and has worked||
|||c)assay with the local neighbourhood
police team. All sessions are||
|||provided free ofcharge.||
|||CiX:FNHS Health Improvement
Fund||
|||The Active Life Foundation
secured funding
and delivered
the healthy||
|||leisure project,.Which targets the 65+age group, who have long term||
|||health conditions
with particular focus on carers. Physical activity||
|||sessions induded
chair based exercise. low impact fitness classes|and|
|||Just Bowl —a modified
version ofthe traditional
game. Signposting|and|
|||information
has been provided to participants
to assist in smoking||
|||cessation as part ofthe project.||
|||Other' Activities||
|||Utilising a community
asset based approach
The Active Life Foundation||
|||have delivered
numerous
activities to individuals
who are part of||
|||luncheon
clubs and disability
support groups; providing
physical
activities||
|||aiming to imprave the health ofthose individua)s.||
|||Covid 19Pandemic||
|||When the Covid 19pandemic
hit The Active Life Foundaten
moved|to an|
|||emergence
response role. With face to face delivery ofactivities||
|||prohibited,
The Active Life Foundation
rreved to onhne delivery and|a|
|||non contact delivery
model; sopporting
individoals
to continue
to be||
|||active; and those who won't active, to start their joomey.||
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