Campaigns

Originally developed by Frenchmen Wally Salvan and Robert Fassolette as a form of rehabilitation, Wheelchair Rugby League is unique amongst

Positive Impact Sports (PIS) led by CEO Leah Greig, aims to make physical activity accessible to everyone, regardless of age, gender, or cul

Inspire. Motivate. Transform (IMT) is a feel-good lifestyle brand focused primarily on older adults, promoting the improvement of physical a

One of the barriers to being physically active can often be the cost, particularly at a time when the cost of living is rising.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many aspects of people’s lives suffered greatly and access to physical activity provision was no exception.

Stress and anxiety affect increasing numbers of people in our communities across Calderdale, and the consequential pressures on people's men

Dads R Us is a group run by volunteers in North Halifax, and it is there to support men who have a connection to a child within the area.

Getting active is the name of the game for a collection of walking footballers at the Mark Duffy Football School, and they are loving it!

With the recent passing of another World Car-free Day, it seems the perfect time to reflect on some of the measures implemented across Calde

Evaluating the impact of active projects within Calderdale plays a vital role in the whole systems approach employed by Active Calderdale.

Access to sport and physical activity is not equal. This inequality of opportunity is clearly reflected in stubbornly lower levels of partic

Our “Meet & Move” campaign is all about finding ways to fit activity into everyday meetings and events.

In December 2020, Active Calderdale launched the Take Ten Step Out Challenge. Why?