We are undefeatable
Whatever your long-term health condition, find something that works for you.
Build physical activity into your life, your way
We Are Undefeatable is a national campaign and movement to inspire and support people with long-term health conditions to be active. It has the real-life experiences of people with long-term health conditions, telling their stories.This campaign will help you to build physical activity into your lives in a way that your condition allows.
Being active can help
Over 1 in 4 people live with at least one long-term health condition and these numbers are rising. You are twice as likely to be inactive if you have a health condition, however being active can help to manage over 20 long-term conditions such as depression and type 2 diabetes. Being physically active can also delay the start of many health conditions.
Why you should take part
You may have a long-term health condition and this campaign has resources and useful ideas on how to get more active. If you or work with or support someone who does, this campaign can help you to inspire and encourage them to be active. If you run activities, this campaign will help you encourage more people with long-term health conditions to take part in what you do.
GET ACTIVE
Get inspiration and ideas to help you get active.
GET INVOLVED
Do you want to meet like-minded people?
GET SUPPORT
Be inspired to make a difference through our workshops and events.
Meet the community
Get inspired by stories of people in our community making changes to get more people around them active.
CONNECT
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FOLLOW
Join online communities. Be inspired. Find support.
CONTACT US
Looking for support or just want to ask a question?
How to get involved
Find out what is already happening. You can also get in touch and share your ideas, groups and campaigns.
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