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Get Active: offer a range of low-level physical activities, which offer a sociable way for inactive people to get active and stay active in a fun and friendly environment.
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Open all hours: offering teenagers the chance to get active, make friends and have fun on Friday evenings for just £1.
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Aging Well: encourage healthy and sociable lifestyles in later life by keeping older adults active, offering a range of low-cost activities led by friendly trained volunteers
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Female Only/BME Swimming: providing opportunities for women to enjoy the benefits of swimming in a female only environment
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£10 Get Active card: supporting people living on a very low income and in receipt of certain benefits to stay active
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Activities for People with Additional Support Need: opportunities, information and support to enable people with disabilities or additional support needs to get active
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Steady Steps: support adults who have had or may be at risk of having a fall, helping to build their strength and mobility.
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Healthy Active Minds: supports people living with mental health conditions, such as depression, stress or anxiety to be active and live well. (GP referral required)
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Get Going: helps children and their families to get active, eat well and achieve and maintain a healthy weight
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Get Moving: providing a 12-week programme, helping adults to achieve and maintain a healthy weight through education sessions and physical activity
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Fit For Health: supporting people living with long-term health conditions (including cancer) to better manage their condition and live better through physical activity (GP referral required)
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Community Access Programme: supports community groups across Edinburgh, helping people experiencing inequalities to get active
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Looked After and Active: supporting the lives of care-experienced children and young people. The project focuses on providing the additional support they need to see the benefits of a healthy and active lifestyle.
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Active Mums: supporting mums living on a low income to get active, connect with other mums in their community and improve the health and wellbeing of their children, and themselves.
