News

On Wednesday 25 September, Get Out Get Active (GOGA) hosted its fourth annual conference in Manchester. The day brought together local and national GOGA partners to celebrate investing in happiness.

Activity Alliance Head of Programmes, Kat Southwell, talks about the Get Out Get Active programme. This includes the success in engaging the least active people across the UK.

Thousands more inactive people are set to benefit from £4million new funding for Get Out Get Active (GOGA)

A report on the impact of mixed ability sport has been released by International Mixed Ability Sports (IMAS) as part of their Sport England funded Mixed Ability Sports Development Programme (MASDP)

Our Chief Executive, Barry Horne, wants the Get Out Get Active (GOGA) programme to lead the way for more community-centred programmes.

Get Out Get Active Nottingham is delighted to feature in Activity Alliance’s latest campaign.

A new exciting campaign from Activity Alliance is calling time on negative perceptions. It features GOGA Nottingham netballers.

Get Out Get Active (GOGA) partners are delighted to be involved with The Great Get Together from 21 – 23 June.

This week Activity Alliance celebrates one year of the Inclusive Activity Programme.

Over the last week (1st- 7th June 2019) GOGA has been celebrating the amazing work of our volunteers. Take a look at what has been happening and our amazing stories

This week (3-9 June), Activity Alliance is celebrating #GreatCoaching across our channels.

New research released by Activity Alliance shines a light on non-disabled people’s attitudes on inclusive activity with disabled people.