You can view Active Lancashire's latest Annual Impact Report here.
Our report provides a summary of how Active Lancashire and the various projects we deliver have performed in the financial year running from 2021 to 2022. It also includes information about how we are financed and governed.
Key numbers
Improving health in Lancashire
198 Lancashire workers received a health screening and wellbeing action plan
88 Workplace Health Champions were trained within businesses
Helping people into work
1593 Lancashire residents received employment support through 4 employability programmes
423 people found job as a result of this help
Educating young people
77 schools received £285,720 Opening School Facilities (OSF) funding
626 children accessed funded holiday clubs
58% OSF funding was spent on after school clubs, helping children recover after the pandemic
6 Middle Leaders from 4 primary and 2 secondary schools attended training sessions that influenced their approaches to activity for 1,000s of pupils
Training our people and communities
103 learners from 63 clubs attended webinars
319 learners upskilled across all our training courses
140 people attended 22 safeguarding related courses
Tackling inequalities through social inclusion
368 participants were engaged in our Challenge Through Sport Initative (CSI), which creates life opportunities for people with multiple barriers
35 volunteers signed up through CSI
509 CSI activities, including sport and exercise sessions, delivered online and face-to-face
Social media
Reach: 511,849
Engagement: 11,948
New followers: 687
Website
Website visitors: 47,064
Page views: 119,134
