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Benefits of…sports

There really is an activity out there for everyone. For some of us, a gentle introduction to walking is the perfect place to start. For others, activities we can do...

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Our activity finder can help you find activities and opportunities to get more active in your local area, as well as online/virtual sessions.

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There are plenty of sporty options out there for all ability and experience levels. In recent years a number of variations of some of our most beloved sports have been developed, in order to provide options for people who might have previously felt that sport wasn’t for them.

Taking part in a sport can help you increase your fitness levels, while team sports and sports clubs can add a valuable social element to your activity and help you to connect with the community around you. Please seek medical advice if you’re unsure about exercising with an existing health condition.

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Getting active and staying safe

Are you thinking about getting active or looking for a new activity to add to your daily or weekly routine? How do you make sure a club or activity provider...

Disability Football

There are now more opportunities than ever to play football if you have a disability. Use the Kent FA map to find a club near you or contact their Disability Football Development Officer for more advice and support.

Walking netball

Walking Netball is a slower version of the game we all love; it is netball, but at a walking pace. Women the length of the country have started playing Walking...

Walking football

Very different to the regular game of football, walking football caters primarily for the over 50s, although some tournaments are now running for players exclusively in their 60’s and 70’s....

Walking Cricket

Walking Cricket is a slower-paced format of the game, ideal for the over-50’s. It has has been developing across the UK over the last 10 years, with the aim to...

Keeping Active during the Menopause

Menopause is a complex stage of life, and sustaining fitness and activity at this point is life changing when it comes to dealing with menopausal symptoms and overall wellbeing. Menopause...

Wheelchair sport opportunities

WheelPower is the national charity for wheelchair sport, providing opportunities for disabled people to play sport and lead healthy active lives.

Man v Fat Football

Man v Fat Football encourages men who want to lose weight to take part in a sport where they can become healthier both physically and mentally whilst enjoying the beautiful game.

Inclusive activities for children & young people with a visual impairment

Inclusive activities and are open to children of all abilities, including supporting children with visual impairment.

Head in the Game

Head in the Game facilitates free weekly drop in Football sessions and 12 week programmes, with the overarching aim of reducing male suicide.

Priti’s Badminton Story

Hear how playing Badminton every Friday evening has helped with Priti's mental and physical health.

Affordable kit to get fit

Becoming more active in your everyday life is now more affordable than ever, thanks to a new partnership between Everyday Active and the Heart of Kent Hospice. If you were...

Ladies recreational football

Women’s veterans and recreational football is becoming more and more popular. It’s all about fun, companionship and support with a little bit of football added in. There’s no need to...

Sarah JohnsonThanet's Everyday Active Champion

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Being active with a disability or health condition

An everyday guide to being active for people living with an impairment or health condition.

Tamara’s Walking Football Story

Tamara tells us how she has grown to love walking football.

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