National campaigns

This Girl Can
Sport England’s This Girl Can campaign is a celebration of women getting active their own way, no matter how they look, what they wear or how sweaty they get. The website provides inspiring stories, as well as suggestions for activities to try, including an activity finder with virtual/online classes.
Meet the girls who feature in the This Girl Can adverts and be inspired. There’s no “right” way to get active. However you jiggle, kick, lift, stretch, or sprint, it’s time to get moving.

Moving Medicine
Moving Medicine is a comprehensive resource designed to help healthcare professionals integrate physical activity conversations into routine clinical care. It provides detailed conversation guides that cover a range of health conditions, as well as online training resources and toolkits designed to help you change the physical activity culture within your hospital or practice.
To help address concerns around physical activity and risk, read the recently launched consensus statement around the safety advice healthcare professionals should give to people with long term health conditions.

We Are Undefeatable
We Are Undefeatable was created by Sport England, in collaboration with 15 leading health and social care charities, to support people with long-term health conditions to become more active. The campaign features inspiring stories and provides a range of activity suggestions for people living with different types of conditions, providing “ways to move” that fit into their lives and around their personal circumstances.
Make Your Move are a series of free short physical activity videos created especially for people with long term health conditions. Activities are shown in three different ways – chair based, supported and standing, so you can choose the level that feels right for you.

NHS Better Health
The NHS Better Health campaign provides resources to help people kickstart their health, by making small changes to their lifestyle. There are resources to help with losing weight, getting more active and quitting smoking, as well as links to the Every Mind Matters mental health campaign and its resources.