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As part of our work to embed physical activity within health and social care organisations across the borough, we’ve worked closely with the

Twice a year Dr Alexandra Potts, our Evaluation Lead from Leeds Beckett University, reports back to Sport England on the learnings, progress

Back in 2020, we were introduced to the Kramblers in Calderdale, a group of walkers of mixed abilities from a range of backgrounds.

When we meet, can we move? That’s the question that we are asking every organisation in Calderdale this summer.

When we meet, can we move? Local resident and Active Champion Ella King spotted an opportunity to meet & move that fitted into her new daily

In June, we visited Ryburn United FC, where Age UK Calderdale and Kirklees have set up their very first walking football session for the peo

When we meet, can we move? Being active brings people together, which can be really beneficial for our mental health.

As part of our Meet and Move campaign, we’re delighted to bring you Angela’s physical activity story. Angela is a member of the CAFM team at

Conversations can be powerful, particularly when they come from people we know and trust.

When we meet, can we move? That’s the question that we are asking every organisation in Calderdale this summer.

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

The 'Mixy Marchers' are a ladies walking group, formed in Mixenden, North Halifax.

The Paddock is a newly built community garden sitting in the midst of three council estates in Ovenden (Rugby, Athol and Grove).

The Your Views Matter Local Survey is the first in what will be an annual survey of the habits and perceptions around physical activity in C

Breaking up long periods of sitting still is hugely beneficial for our physical and mental health.

Twice a year Dr. Alexandra Potts, our Evaluation Lead at Active Calderdale, reports back to Sport England on the learnings, progress, and ch

Being active is one of the best things we can do for our physical and mental health, it helps us to be happier, healthier and it improves ou

Active Calderdale have made a booklet available for anyone who needs a little extra help getting active at home.

The Running Aunties is a running and walking group aimed at women of colour.

On the 1st of February we held our first walking workshop.