2021-07-31-accounts

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			To promote for the benefit ofthe inhabitants Of England, the provision of
			facilities for healthy recreation or other leisure time occop8tion of
Summary ofthe objects ofthe charity set QUt IACs governing dmmment			individuals who have need ofsuch facilities by reason oftheir youth, age, infirmity or disablement, financial hardship or social and economic circumstances with the object of improving their conditions of life.
			in planning the activities for the ~Brthe Trustees have considered the
			Charity Commission's guidsne8 on public benefit at their meetings and
			confirm Sat public benefit has been provided by the range Ofactivities
			defiveed.
			The focus ofour activities are creating physic8l acdvities in areas of high
			economic and social deprivation. The physical activitjes delivered in the
			commvnity aim to improve iAdivkluals' conditions of$58through
			increased physical health (proven topre~t &manage over 20chronic
5iUfBfllsPjf Qf tAI8 Al88l			condidons) and mental health (proven to reduce stress, anxiety),
activities Llndertaken		for the	individual weil-being (increase in selfwsteee and self-efficacy), social
public beaefa in relation to			and community welt-being (incrms& social interactions 8 reduced
these objects (ineltude this section the		within	iMiation) and economic welf-being (improved job prospeW ofindividuals and reduction on public signor spending e.g. for the NHS redoction Of
declaraticm	that trustees have		medical Costs due to improved health, redoction in anti social behaviour
had regard	t0the guidance		and reduced pressure on loca) police forces).
issued by the Charity Cornrnission on public benefit)			The activities delivered range from Chair Based Exercise, Health Walks, Archery, Just Bowls, New Age Kurling, Fitness Classes, Basketball
			Badminton, low impact fitness classes, Pilates, family fitness and running
			groups. The majority ofoor sessions are provided free ofcharge with a
			few ranging between K,1 - f.3.

Summary afthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year	Summary afthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year	Step Out Project Delivery ofthe Step 00tproject was disropted dve to the pandemic and various lockdowns with delivery model changing inline with Government	Step Out Project Delivery ofthe Step 00tproject was disropted dve to the pandemic and various lockdowns with delivery model changing inline with Government
		guick4ines and relevant restrictions.
		Outdoor activities such as Couch 2 5Kwere promoted to fit guidelines.
		With certain activities moving indoors when restrictions avowed, with
		certain elements ofdelivery changing for example the fit and feed'
		altered with the food provision being limited doe to restrictions.
		The pandemic, restrictions and guidelines placed extra stress on
		resources, as the additional workload to implement contro) measUres	to
		ensUre a Covid secure environment took between 1 —2 hoors per
		sessions. Resulting in the total time for the delivery ofa one hour session
		being up to 3 hours.
		Step out had huge success in engaging the target audience; indiw'duals
		from lower social economic groups, long term unemployed, people with
		disabilities, who were inactive and moving them into at least 30mins of
		physical activity a week.
		Many positive outcomes vere achieved through this project with the
		evaloation highlighting improved physical and mental wellbeing, self
		efficacy and 'softer' employability Skills.
		CDCF Community Safety Fund
		The Active Life f=ovndation continued to deliver and completed 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, Alcoho) and Drug Misuse and
		Safeguarding.
		The pandemic altered the delivery ofproject which focUsed on outdoor
		sessions initially moving indoors when restrictions allowed, implementing
		the relevsnt control measures.
		The project was based in areas Of high deprivation which had the highest
		prevalence Of Anti social behaviour, Rebound engaged 50individuals
		from our target audience and delivered 142 hours ofdivisionary activity,
		92%ofproject participants reported an improvement in either their
		physical or mental health.
		Additionally, closer relationships with local agencies such as the
		neighbourhood police have emerged enabiing a greater ability to reach
		those most in need.
		CDCF NHS Health Improvement Fund The Active l ife Foundation completed the Heathy Leisure project funded
		through the NHS Heaith Improvement Fund administrated by County
		Durham Commonity Foundation.
		ln Hne wiA national restrictions and Government gvidelioes project
		delivery moved to non contact model and suppceted individuals to be
		actwe and inHne with the relevant guidelioes moved to outdoor delivery
		when allowed, implemenbng the relevant 58control measures to prevent
		to spread ofcoronavirus.
		Relevant outcomes are listed below
		97%ofparticipants reported an irnprovernent ta health
		70%ofparticipants reported 3reduction in isolation / loneliness
		75%ofparticipants reported having a long term health condition
		80%ofthe participants we engaged were from our target audience

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