Working together to get Stockport's residents moving
In Stockport a range of partners are working to support people to be more active and to design moving, physical activity and sport back into daily life.
A refreshed Active Communities Strategy has launched to get 'Stockport Moving Together'. 1 in 3 adults and half of the children in Stockport are not physically active enough daily to maintain their health and wellbeing as they grow older. Stockport Moving Together aims to reduce that number by working with residents, communities, and key partners across multiple sectors to increase opportunities to move more.
A place to find Information, resources and support to help you take care of and protect your health and mental wellbeing now and in the future. ‘Moving more’ is a key component of this service, highlighting different ways to get moving.
Seashell Trust helps children and young people with very complex needs, and their families, live their best lives. The Seashell Active sports, physical activity and wellbeing team form an important part of Seashell offering a wide range of inclusive sport, wellbeing, health and leisure activities for our students, staff and the wider community. We aim to deliver quality, inclusive opportunities for people to be active, join a group, have fun and make friends. The benefits of being active help to live a happier, healthier life.
Life Leisure is the trading name of Stockport Sports Trust, to provide leisure and recreation facilities and services, including sports development, for the Stockport community and visitors to the area. A not for profit social enterprise company and registered charity, our aim is to provide a best value service in all areas in which we operate, by investing every penny we make back into our local communities, to make them a better place to live.
We are focused on promoting our facilities and sport and leisure to families and individuals of all ages and backgrounds. We operate a social inclusive approach to ensure equality of opportunity for all and we openly value diversity so that everyone can enjoy the benefits of participating in sports and leisure activities.
Stockport Schools', Health, Activity, PE and Sport Alliance (SHAPES) are part of the national school games programme and serve the young people of Stockport by working with schools and families around 5 priority areas:- high quality PE, participation, leadership, competition and school to club links.
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Please visit their Twitter page @StockportSHAPES
TfGM have a number of schemes aimed at making active travel the number one choice for travelling to work, to school and to the shops. This includes ‘The Bee Network’ connecting up areas and communities in Greater Manchester, making it easy, safe and attractive for people to travel on foot or by bike for everyday trips.