Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council Health and Recreation Department
The NHS Couch to 5K plan is designed to get you off the couch and gradually work you up to running 5K or for half an hour, in just nine weeks.
PEACE IV & The Play Strategy
Walking Football has become increasingly popular. It’s exactly what it sounds like – a game of football where players walk instead of run, offering a slower paced version of the beautiful game. Some of the reasons people take part in Walking Football; Suitable for adults | Have fun | Be active | Meet new people…
The Street Sports and Junior Street Sports project will: Increase sporting opportunities for young people Increase physical activity levels of participants Develop social, cross community and good relations opportunities and Provide diversionary activities for this identified target age group. This programme is funded by Department for Communities, Peace IV, PCSP, OFMDFM and Armagh City, Banbridge,…
The project will: Increase the sporting and physical activity levels of the local community Build community capacity by taking ownership of facility and the associated programming. Provide diversionary activities for this identified target age group. Bring different communities together through the use of sport and themed workshops. This programme is funded by Department for Communities,…
The Project will see a wide range of training courses offered to participants from across the Borough. Each participant will complete a: - Practical Coaching Qualification - 1-1 Personal Development Plan - Bespoke Employability Training Workshops Participants must be: - 16-30 years old - Currently living in Neighbourhood Renewal Area, or volunteer for a club…
This project will use sport as a tool to develop communities by providing opportunities to participate in sport and physical activity, gain qualifications, build relationships with people from various backgrounds and take part in positive activities. The programme has targeted and will continue to target specifically those in the community who are least active namely…
his is a Cross-Community Youth Diversion Project bringing together youths aged 16-20 to engage in sport and physical activity. The project will increase awareness of the benefits of health and fitness, in terms of physical, social and emotional wellbeing and increase self-esteem and confidence in young people and increase employment and educational opportunities. This programme…