These are stories from individuals and organisations about getting active and what it means to them.
Hear Gavin’s story of wheelchair-based rugby and the world of Disabled sport.
Hear Katy’s story of adventure sports, finding community in activity and the power of DPOs.
Read Lee’s story of fitness, ADHD and learning confidence and discipline from activity.
We hear from Lizzie, who speaks about her Paralympic success and how sport helped to give a focus after she acquired her visual impairment.
Read Efia’s story of team sports and how her view of fitness has widened and varied through meeting of Disabled people who are physically active.
We share Amanda’s story of geocaching, swimming and learning to pace during activity.
Listen to Rachel speak about her fell running experience, mental health and being active.
We spoke to four-time Paralympian, eight-time gold medallist, Sophie Christiansen, about the 50th anniversary of our Dis...
Read Lee Goddard’s poem about the freedom and independence that aids can give Disabled people.
Isaac Samuels speaks about the importance of Disabled people's lived experience when shifting social care practices arou...
How the Get Yourself Active Team Got Involved In The Disability Movement...
We’re excited to be welcoming the newest member of our GYA team, Amarjit Randhawa. She’ll be taking on the programme management of Moving Social Work, after nearly a decade working as a social worker in local authorities. We’re looking forward to having her expertise on board whilst we taking Moving Social Work into its second phase!
In this short video from Love Your Weekend, Anna Morell explains her love of cold water and how she gets active in the way that she wants by wild swimming.
In this story, charity Vision of Adventure explains how the amazing organisation was created to continue a successful project that had outgrown its original host charity.
In this story, Stephen Cunnah from Sustrans Cymru explains how the organisation has worked with Disabled people on a Disabled Citizens’ Inquiry into active travel.
In this story, Javier from Moving Social Work considers the impact that the cost of living crisis has had and will have on Disabled people’s chances to stay active.
This story explains how Sport England continue to work with Get Yourself Active to support local communities to provide accessible physical activity with and for Disabled people.
In this story, John from Timebanking UK discusses their blind golf project and its benefits for all who participate.
In this story, Misgav explain how they provide culturally appropriate activity for Disabled women from minoritised communities in Hackney.
In this story Fay Holland from Groundwork UK and Anna Denham, discuss the importance of green spaces such as parks for everyone.