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Active Lincolnshire

Active Lincolnshire Impact Report 2025-2026

Active Lincolnshire's Impact Report 2025-2026 covers April 2025 to March 2026, a year focused on supporting a resilient physical activity, sport and leisure sector, working in the places where people face the most barriers to being active, and convening partners through the Let's Move Lincolnshire countywide strategy. £123k of UK Shared Prosperity Fund funding for skills and workforce development funded 127 qualifications and engaged 118 unique learners across Boston, East Lindsey and South Holland. 20 clubs accessed safeguarding and welfare learning, and a legacy of 160 sport wheelchairs and 16 trailers has generated more than 12,000 participation opportunities. The charity also progressed its Sport England funded place-based work, with development phases in Boston, East Lindsey and South Holland and the Place Universal Offer with City of Lincoln, North Kesteven, West Lindsey and South Kesteven.

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Active Lincolnshire is the charity that works with partners, organisations and communities across Lincolnshire to create the conditions for more people to be active, more often, particularly those facing the greatest barriers. Its mission is to enable everyone to have the opportunity to be active every day. Sport England is its primary funder, and its work spans sector support, workforce skills, safeguarding and welfare, tackling inequalities and place-based partnerships.

Key Metrics

£123k of UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) funding invested in sector skills and workforce development
127 qualifications funded for the sport and physical activity workforce
87% of safeguarding and welfare learners reported increased confidence

Key Outcomes

  • 20 clubs accessed safeguarding and welfare learning, and 97% of learners felt better equipped to carry out their role
  • A legacy of 160 sport wheelchairs and 16 trailers has generated more than 12,000 participation opportunities for disabled people
  • The Active Schools Test and Learn study in Boston engaged over 500 children, families, schools and community stakeholders

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East Midlands

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