Hertfordshire's Year of Physical Activity 2018

Anyone!

We wanted as many people and organisations as possible to get behind the campaign to help reach Hertfordshire residents who may not be leading an active lifestyle yet.

You could been someone who runs a group with no link to physical activity but want to encourage your group to try new activities.
You may of been someone who provides sport and physical activity opportunities, who wanted to promote your offer and encourage new people to join your group.
You could be a group of friends who wanted to get more active, or encourage activity in your community.

HertsYOPA18 stamped organisations


Hertfordshire Sport & Physical Activity Partnership	Stevenage Borough Council
Welwyn & Hatfield Borough Council	East Herts Council
Dacorum Borough Council	Watford Borough Council
Hertsmere Borough Council	North Herts District Council
St Albans City & District Council	Three Rivers District Council
Broxbourne Borough Council	Sportspace – Dacorum Sports Trust
Sport Stevenage	Stevenage Sporting Futures
We Moves, She Moves Project - Hertsmere	Watford Get Active Project
Active St Albans	Hertfordshire Health Walks
Hertfordshire Association of Parish & Town Councils	#TeamHerts Volunteering
Herts & Middlesex Wildlife Trust	East & North Herts CCG
ParksHerts	Dacorum Cycle Hub
Active Herts	ABC Skateboarding
Aldenham Parish Council	Aldwickbury Park Golf Club
Apex 360	Arkley Golf Club
Association of Traditional Shotokan Karate (ATSK)	England Netball (Back to Netball)
Birchwood Leisure Centre	CVS for Broxbourne & East Herts
Bishops Stortford Rugby Club - Ladies Team	Bushido Martial Arts Association
Chilterns Walking Festival	All Heart Wellness Ltd – (Corps Fitness boot camps)
Dens – Action Against Homelessness	Fairlands Valley Spartans
Fit 4 OCR Ltd (Obstacle Courses)	Foundation Sports Herts
Friends of St James’s Church, Stanstead Abbotts	Hertfordshire Wheelers Cycling Club
IMPAKT Kickboxing	John Warner School
Lee Valley, Regional Park Authority	Little Scrummers Rugby Ltd
LK Fitness Broxbourne	Mayhem Theatre Arts / The GO Hub
Mill Green Golf Club	North East Herts School Sports Partnership
North Herts Road Runners	Old Hatfield Ladies Running Club
OneYMCA (Abbots Langley)	OneYMCA (St Albans)
OneYMCA (Watford)	The Orchard Primary School
Pickleball	Rickmansworth Sailing Club
Saracens Sport Foundation	Sir Frederick Osbourn Sports Centre
Waggoners Square Dance Club	Watford Cycle Hub
St Albans City Youth Community Football Club	St Ippolyts Bowls Club
Stanborough Park Activity Centre – Finesse Leisure	Sunshine Health & Fitness
The Muscle Help Foundation	Exercise with Tracy, Medau Movement
Ware Joggers	Everyone Active SLM Watford Central Leisure Centre
Watford Community Garden (c/o Assurability CIC)	Everyone Active SLM for Watford Woodside
Willian Bowls Club Letchworth	Active Letchworth
Forever Active East Herts	Hertfordshire Sports Village
Active Students	University of Hertfordshire
The Dojo	Southern Maltings
Letchworth Disco Ducks & Fitsteps Classes	Junior Netball Academy (JNA)
Home-Start Royston and South Cambridge	HSBC UK Breeze (FREE Bike rides for women)
Dacorum Community Dance	Jenny Rance Personal Trainer
Wild in Herts	NHS Herts Valley CCG
NHS Herts Valley CCG	Eagle Yoga & Massage
Hoddesdon Swimming Club	Friends of Parkwood Surgery
Connect Health	Canal Ability Boating without Boundaries
Teens Unite	Cancer Research UK
Community Action Dacorum	Lindy Buzz
BootyFit	Havers Community Church
Room2Improve	The Box Moor Trust
Everyone Active – East Herts	Hertfordshire Adult & Family Learning Service (HAFLS)
Arsenal Women Football Club	Welwyn Tennis Club
Hatfield Town Walking Football Club

Want to HertsYOPA18 stamp your activities? Let us know your plans for the year using this activity form (DOC 45.4 kb) Opening a new window and we'll share the toolkit with you.

What we celebrated this year?

January - New year, new you month

February - Workforce development and volunteering month

March - Young people month

April - Older adults taking part month

May - Walking month

June - This Girl Can and bike month

July - Parks month

August - Families month

September - Get back into month

October - Workplace wellbeing month

November - Celebrate sport month

December - Dance month

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