Creating Opportunities for disabled and non-disabled people to be active together

Use this resource to help you make your activities more inclusive.

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Through delivering Get Out Get Active (GOGA) in Gloucestershire – we have created this useful resource to help you, as activity providers, to feel more supported in making your activity as inclusive as possible, so disabled and non-disabled people can be active together.

There are two different resources. One for actiityu providers who work with children and young people, and the other is for those working with older people and those with long-term health conditions.

GOGA – Children and young people resource

GOGA – Older people and those with long-term health conditions resource

We hope you find this resource useful and if you have any questions or need any extra support, please contact me, Active Gloucestershire’s Senior Project Officer – Active Ageing & Disability, at benlangworthy@activegloucestershire.org