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Get Yourself Active - Active@Home

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Adrian_Scope Posts: 10,935 Scope online community team
edited February 2021 in Research and opportunities

New collection of resources to support disabled people to get active at home during the coronavirus outbreak.


The Get Yourself Active team at Disability Rights UK has been busy working on projects to ensure that their members and the general public are able to access ideas and content which provide the tools to be active in a way that is right for them. As well as releasing our own accessible and inclusive exercise videos developed from research, which are available on their YouTube channel, they have also been interested in finding a way to collate all of the other useful resources from partner organisations that are available to support disabled people to be active at home. To showcase these resources, they have created a new section of the GYA website so that disabled people and people with long term health conditions can easily find resources to support them to be active during this time.
The new section of the website is easy to navigate, with a helpful video to show individuals how to access the different pages. The Get Yourself Active team have collected videos which individuals can find according to which activity they are interested in. As well as this, the team have pages dedicated to other resources, such as worksheets and downloadable resources.

A screenshot of the Active  Home section of the Get Yourself Active website

Liddie Bone, Get Yourself Active Project Manager, commented: “Disabled people’s activity levels have been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic and during this difficult time, it is more important than ever that we are supporting disabled people to be active in a way that is right for them. Creating this new section of the website means disabled people can now easily access resources that have been created by organisations that are doing amazing work to support people to be active during this time.”

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